**A classic survival story by one of India's most acclaimed authors, set in a quiet village outside of Bombay about two siblings who struggle to maintain their family's bond in difficult times** Anita Desai's only book for children is an exciting and moving story about life in a small Indian villa
The Village by the Sea
โ Scribed by Anita Desai
- Publisher
- Penguin Books Ltd;Puffin Books
- Year
- 2015
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 517 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN
- 0141362847
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โฆ Synopsis
A story of survival set in a small fishing villlage near Bombay. Lila and Hari, aged 13 and 12, struggle to keep the family, including two young sisters, going when their mother is ill and their father usually the worse for drink. When Hari goes to Bombay to find work, Lila seems to be responsible for everything. Although the book paints a picture of extreme poverty, it demonstrates the strength of the family even in the most extreme circumstances and offers a powerful picture of another culture.
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