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Under Fire: A Tale of New England Village Life

By Frank Andrew Munsey

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

In a small town filled with social tensions, a young boy must overcome jealousy and prejudice to find his place and pursue deeper connections.

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2009-01-30
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Summary

"Under Fire: A Tale of New England Village Life" by Frank Andrew Munsey is a story set in the close-knit village of Mapleton, where young Fred Worthington tries to find his way amidst old-fashioned values and social pressures. The novel kicks off introducing the young men of Mapleton who spend their time talking about activities like baseball and parties. Fred is quickly shown as the main character, who stirs the jealousy of Matthew De Vere, who is eager to discredit Fred because of Fred's cleverness and his growing connection with Nellie Dutton. As De Vere’s bitterness grows, Fred faces challenging social expectations. It's a tale of growing up, friendships, and personal goals in a society bound by tradition.

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