Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit - Pick A Passage

When reading Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit I thought it was very interesting how on page 93 Jeanette says "Everyone who tells a story tells it differently, just to remind us that everybody sees it differently". I loved this passage because it makes me question this story more. It sort of makes the story seem that it might not be completelt accurate and that it is just a piece of the puzzle rather than being the whole puzzle. This piece is Jeanette's point of view not everyone's, and not everyone's is represented into the book either. I also really liked this passage because it is something that everyone should keep in mind when hearing stories or even telling them. You can't take everything you hear as being the right thing because it might not even be true.
Through out this whole book Jeanette is telling us (the reader) her life from her point of view. She doesen't always tell us what she hears but what she interprets which can be two totally different things. This makes the story interesting because you can really relate too and understand Jeanette better. It almost sort of seems that when Jeanette says "Everyone who tells a story tells it differently, just to remind us that everybody sees it differently" is saying that this is my story it might be true or it might not be but from my position this is what I believe happened. She also seems to be trying to tell the reader that you would hear a totally different story if her mother, father, or melanie were telling the story. And it also sort of relates back to the title Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit, meaning that this is not the only side of the story, that their are more. It seems like she really wants to emphasize the fact that their are more than one side to every story and more than one option for everything, it is just up to you to figure out what thoes options and choices are.