The Callender Papers
In this story set in 19th-century Massachusetts, a 13-year-old orphan named Jean finds work sorting the papers of a reclusive artist. As Jean become increasingly familiar with the artist's life, she becomes curious about the circumstances surrounding the mysterious death of his wife and the subsequent disappearance of their child.
The Last Days Of Dogtown
Beginning in 1814 at a funeral, THE LAST DAYS OF DOGTOWN is a portrait of a downtrodden Massachusetts town over the course of a decade. Populated by a large cast of sympathetic and colorful characters, the story follows their lives as they strive, fail, occasionally triumph, and often suffer. The focus of the story is the sad romance, thwarted by racism, between Judy Rhines, who is white, and Cornelius Finson, who is a free black man. Fittingly, the inhabitants of Dogtown include a population of dogs, some of whom contribute to the story.
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Five Thousand Days Like This One
A woman who returned to her family farm in Massachusetts in the 1990s recalls family stories and the life she knew as a child. She also includes historical events such as The Great War and strikes at mills in Lowell, Massachusetts.
Five Thousand Days Like This One
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