"An Oberland Châlet" by Edith Elmer Wood is a captivating travel memoir that tells of a family embracing a summer adventure in the Swiss Alps. Setting themselves in the Châlet Edelweiss, near Grindelwald, the story follows their journey into an unfamiliar world. They exchange the familiar for the towering mountains, creating a story around themes of family dynamics, nature, and the excitement of discovery. The narrative opens with their arrival, depicting the initial challenges of settling into their mountain lodge, starkly contrasting their dreams with the harsh weather. The author paints a vivid picture of Swiss culture, their family's unique characters, and the environment, which creates a funny and heartwarming tone. As the family adapts to the environment, the readers see them embracing a new life filled with adventures yet to come.

An Oberland Châlet
By Edith Elmer Wood
A family trades their old life for a summer in a Swiss mountain lodge, learning to live in the majestic Alps.
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2022-04-15
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About the AuthorEdith Elmer Wood was an American advocate for public health and housing reform. Wood was a proponent of the construction of public housing, arguing that overcrowded slums and their associated communicable diseases were not the fault of immoral tenants or landlords, but a systemic economic problem needing solutions at the governmental level.
Edith Elmer Wood was an American advocate for public health and housing reform. Wood was a proponent of the construction of public housing, arguing that overcrowded slums and their associated communicable diseases were not the fault of immoral tenants or landlords, but a systemic economic problem needing solutions at the governmental level.
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