About This Book
The narrative follows Elliott Cameron, a young woman forced by wartime upheaval to leave the house she has known and live with relatives on a country farm. She confronts disorientation and small humiliations while learning household and outdoor tasks, forming friendships with cousins and local youths, and navigating neighborhood gossip about newcomers Bruce and his brother Pete. Letters from soldiers, community events, picnics, chores, and domestic incidents shape an episodic account of adaptation, quiet coming-of-age, and the shifting priorities and relationships of a family coping with change.
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