Mother
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In 'Mother' by Kathleen Norris, Margaret, a young woman with a bustling family of her own, grapples with her perception of her mother's seemingly mundane life. As Margaret navigates the complexities of motherhood and her own experiences, she begins to appreciate the depth and richness of her mother's life. The novel delves into themes of family, love, gratitude, and the often unseen joys of domesticity, as Margaret discovers the true meaning of happiness through the eyes of her mother.Book Details
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