Which of the following passages provides the best indication that Farewell to Manzanar is a coming-of-age story? A. "I soon learned there were certain areas I was automatically allowed to perform in: scholarship, athletics and school-time activities…"
B. "It's an attitude easy for nonwhites to acquire in America."
C. "…I wondered why my citizenship had to be so loudly affirmed…"
D. "It isn't difficult now, to explain her reaction. But at age eleven, I couldn't believe anyone could think such a thing…"