Hare and Tortoise

About this book

In a rapidly changing early 20th-century Alberta, "Hare and Tortoise" by Pierre Coalfleet explores the intricate dynamics of social class and marital expectations through the lives of Louise and Keble Eveley. As they grapple with the pressures of their respective backgrounds, the couple's journey reveals the tension between ambition and societal norms, underscored by the metaphor of the titular race. This poignant narrative invites readers to reflect on the nature of perseverance and the true meaning of success. Ideal for students and civic activists alike, this work challenges conventional perspectives on love and class, making it a compelling addition to discussions on social identity and personal growth. Discover how the race between hare and tortoise mirrors the complexities of human relationships.