However, a work which almost sounded too girly for me, turned out to be one of the most realistic portrayals of those attempting to deal with World War II in Canada. Reading the book shows Findley's ability to take the genre and make it do tricks for him.

He constructs a story in the third person which follows the Forbes family, specifically Graeme (father, drunk and adulterer), Michael (wife dealing with raising her son by herself), and Matthew (son on the

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