The anecdotes Trevor tells about his family show how despite the difficulties, his family was happy, united, and cared about each other.
Through questions similar to yours, it is possible to know that your question refers to the book "Born a Crime," written by Noah Trevor.
By reading this book, we can see that:
- This is an autobiographical book, where Noah shows his experiences when he was a child born in South Africa, at the time of Apartheid, being a mixed-race child, when this was prohibited.
- He also shows his relationship with the family, through anecdotes, which are small, comic, and real stories.
- In these anecdotes, it is possible to see that Trevor's family was very lively and happy, despite the difficulties they faced.
- In the anecdotes, it is possible to see Trevor's family supporting each other, telling jokes, and having fun.
In this case, we can see how Trevor's family established a comfortable environment, contrary to the violent environment of Apartheid.
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