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The story is centered around the character of "Sonny Sahib," the young son of a British official in India. Sonny is brought up by an Indian ayah and is more comfortable in the Indian culture and way of life than in British society. The novel explores the clash of cultures and values as Sonny navigates his dual heritage.Sara Jeannette Duncan, in "The Story of Sonny Sahib," uses humor and wit to depict the complexities of British colonial life in India and the challenges faced by those caught between two worlds. The novel offers a unique perspective on the British colonial experience in India and the issues of identity and belonging.If you have specific questions about the plot, characters, or themes in "The Story of Sonny Sahib," please feel free to ask, and I'll provide more information based on my knowledge of the book.