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A Village in Picardy

By Ruth Gaines

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Amidst the ruins of a war-torn French village, a group of relief workers and resilient villagers find hope and community as they rebuild their lives from the ground up.

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2020-11-04
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Summary

"A Village in Picardy" by Ruth Gaines is a true story, written as the events unfolded, about a group of people helping a French village called Canizy after World War I wrecked it. The story starts by painting a picture of Canizy through the eyes of the author, who went there with a relief group. It shows how the war ripped the village apart, but also how the people held onto their hope and community. Readers learn about the terrible effects of the war on the villagers, many of whom lost everything, and how the relief workers tried to bring some peace back into their lives. The author's point of view makes the story feel personal, highlighting the bonds that grew stronger during these tough times, and the unwavering spirit of the brave villagers.

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