Zoe

About this book

In a time when societal norms dictated the value of lineage and bloodlines, "Zoe" by Evelyn Whitaker delves into the life of a young foundling girl navigating her place in a small village. As Zoe is adopted by a struggling family, the narrative confronts the complexities of kinship and the harsh realities of societal perceptions. Through her journey, themes of belonging and identity emerge, challenging the conventions of her era. This poignant tale invites students and civic activists alike to reflect on the nature of family and the unyielding human spirit. Discover the intricacies of love and acceptance in "Zoe," a compelling exploration of what it truly means to belong.

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