The Village By the Sea
The Village By the Sea (Chapter 2 and 3)
What were the differences between the De Silvas family and Hari’s family?
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Hari's family is poor. His father does not work, and he is a alcoholic. Hari's mother is sickly, so the children do what they can to bring in much needed money.
The De Silvas are a wealthy family from Brazil, who vacation at their home in Hari's village. They have a car, loads of clothes, a cook, and a nanny for their children.
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