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Journal of Small Things

By Helen Mackay

(3.5 stars) β€’ 10 reviews

Amidst the serene beauty of a French village, unsettling dreams foreshadow the imminent chaos of war, forever changing the lives of those who cherish small, fleeting moments.

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2016-02-18
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"Journal of Small Things" by Helen Mackay is an exploration of everyday life in France as World War I approaches, marked by delicate observations and a sense of unease. Through collected sketches and intimate moments, the author portrays characters navigating their daily routines against the backdrop of impending tragedy. A tranquil Sunday in July 1914 introduces readers to a picturesque French village, subtly overshadowed by war-related anxieties. The narrator shares concerns through unsettling dreams while notable individuals help characterize the communal life that is woven with both small joys and growing fears, highlighting the precariousness of their world as war looms.

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