
The story is a narration of her encounters in life as a young girl who was born in a noble family and the kind of life she had. The first encounter, which he had, was with Huitzitzlin or the Humming bird as her name meant. The book began by Father Benito, the new father in the Monastery from Spain who came to Mexico as a missionary to further advance the gospel. The author sympathizes with the Mexican women and seems to describe those events from a woman’s point of view that makes the book emotional. There is discussion of how the natives felt during that time, effects of the conquest, and its effect on women. The author is bringing out the perspective that missed out in the earlier literature on the conquest of the Mexico by the Spaniards. These events seem to have taken place in the current city of Mexico. The period of this episode ranges from 1500 BC to around 1590 BC. The other theme in this book is change and how it affected people. In addition, the historical theme comes out clear in narrating the life of the Mexicans before the invasion of the Spaniards. He shows how it had influenced life of the Latino’s and how it meant for this people. The author uncovers major themes in this work and the first theme is that of religion and its role in the society.

Spaniards wrote the existing literature, and there lacked a literature with focus on the perspective of the native Mexicans and how they felt about the invasion of the Spaniards into their ancestral land. The purpose of this book is to bring out the story of the Mexican people before the invasion by the Spaniards. The questions about the book are discussed as well as a personal opinion.

The first part is a review of the song of the Humming bird in terms of reasons why the author wrote that book.
