The Struggles of Wealth & Poverty
[Eli Khamarov once said, “Poverty is like a punishment for a crime you didn’t commit.”] In the novel The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls, the Walls family is very poor in the start and toward the end until they move till New York, yet the Walls parents were homeless, the Walls kids had their own shelter and had enough money for food, water, electricity, etc. The Walls kids also had paying jobs. *However the Walls family are robust and self dependent.*
Even if the kids did work for the community they got paid in small amounts. Jeannette and her brother, Brian, searched for beer bottles that they turned in for little amounts of money even if they were helping the environment and community. According to Jeanette
[Eli Khamarov once said, “Poverty is like a punishment for a crime you didn’t commit.”] In the novel The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls, the Walls family is very poor in the start and toward the end until they move till New York, yet the Walls parents were homeless, the Walls kids had their own shelter and had enough money for food, water, electricity, etc. The Walls kids also had paying jobs. *However the Walls family are robust and self dependent.*
Even if the kids did work for the community they got paid in small amounts. Jeannette and her brother, Brian, searched for beer bottles that they turned in for little amounts of money even if they were helping the environment and community. According to Jeanette