Answer:
Some of the things that made Alexie's love of reading difficult to sustain were poverty, social pressure, and lack of support at school.
Explanation:
The given question refers to the essay Superman and Me written by novelist Sherman Alexie. Alexie tells us about how he grew up in a family that struggled financially. His father loved to read, but new books weren't something they could afford. That's why Alexie grew up with books his father managed to get from the pawnshop, Goodwill, or by borrowing books from others. He didn't get to read books for children.
Another thing that made it difficult for Alexie was social pressure. He is Indian, and according to him, Indians weren't expected to excel at school, especially compared to other, non-Indian children. That's why we can say that he also lacked support at school.
