"Papa Bouchard" by Molly Elliot Seawell, is a story about Monsieur Paul Bouchard who lives a life of obedience under his sister Céleste. It features themes of liberty and straying from societal norms, with the introduction of Pierre, Bouchard's valet, and Pierrot, a spirited parrot, who dream of their own freedom. Set in Paris, the story begins with Pierrot's escape, leading Monsieur Bouchard to look for a livelier home, preparing to tell his cautious sister. Readers are introduced to the funny and difficult relationships within families, alongside a sense of obligation, and the longing for personal happiness. It introduces how Monsieur Bouchard aims to seek personal growth and live freely, accompanied by everyday characters that add color to his life.
Papa Bouchard
By Molly Elliot Seawell
In old Paris, a quiet man's life turns upside down when a talking parrot escapes, setting him on a path to discover independence from his overbearing sister.
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