Gardener and The Burden
'Gardener and The Burden' Summary
Helen Turrell, a woman of duty and respectability, has dedicated her life to raising her illegitimate nephew, after her brother's death. When the young man's promising future is cut short by the First World War, Helen travels to his grave in France for a final meeting. Helen's journey is an exploration of grief, loss, duty, and the enduring power of human connection. As she reflects on the choices she has made and the sacrifices she has endured, Helen comes to a new understanding of love, loss, and the meaning of her own life.Book Details
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Rudyard Kipling
Britain
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