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Author: Laurence, Margaret.

📘 The stone angel by Laurence, Margaret.

The Stone Angel tells the story of an older Canadian pioneer woman who, after a lifetime of service and hardship, takes the time to look back on her long life. She realizes that in her quest for strength and her fear of weakness, she has sacrificed the fleeting sweetness of life, and that her pride has led her to let go of many of the joys and simple pleasures that would have enriched her days. Through quiet reflection, she discovers the value of vulnerability and the importance of embracing life’s fleeting moments.

First publish date: 1964

Genre: General Fiction/General Fiction

Authors: Laurence, Margaret.

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