Rough-Hewn

Rough-Hewn

Read online or download for free

Language: EnglishPublished:

Subjects:Bookshelves:

Authors:

About this book

In a rapidly changing America at the dawn of the 20th century, "Rough-Hewn" by Dorothy Canfield Fisher explores the stark realities of social class through the eyes of ten-year-old Neale Crittenden. Set in Union Hill, the narrative delves into the lives of families grappling with economic disparity, highlighting themes of resilience and empathy. As Neale navigates his world, he encounters the harsh truths of privilege and hardship, embodying the struggle for understanding amidst societal divides. This poignant novel is essential reading for students and civic activists seeking to comprehend the complexities of class dynamics and human connection. Discover how Fisher's vivid storytelling illuminates the unspoken bonds that unite us all.

More books by author: Fisher, Dorothy Canfield

Rough-Hewn by Fisher, Dorothy Canfield - Read Free Online or Download | StoryRoom