Little Fires Everywhere

When Bibi had difficulties and was unable to feed the child, she left him on the street. as we can see now, she has not had much difficulty with money, but she wants the child back, so that what? so that every time (and she will certainly have moments when it will be difficult to find money for food, housing, etc.) to wander and then leave the girl again to be found and rescued? I honestly don't understand how she's going to work and babysit. it's not about "wishlist" anymore, first of all, you need to understand whether you can protect the girl

@id241542733: I don't think Bibi would have fought so hard for the baby if Mia hadn't been pushing her. Mia is acting like she's possessed, as if she's had this situation before too.

Sofia-Robb plays a young Witherspoon so cool.
But Elena's heart ached for the whole series.

This is how the shortage of 70 cents is symbolically shown. In one case, the Chinese woman had to abandon the child, and in the other, Isi reached home without any problems. The same small amount of money, but how can fate change?

@ElenaDavydova: I think it shows a completely different attitude towards two girls of different races and different social classes.