A Novel
by Salley Vickers
appears in About France.
From the author of Miss Garnet?s Angel, a story of the redemptive power of love and community in the famous French cathedral town There is something very special about Agnès Morel. A quiet presence in the small French town of Chartres, she can be found cleaning the famed medieval cathedral each morning and doing odd jobs for the townspeople. No one...
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“Anatole is a tidy, gently comic children's fable about an honorable mouse who earns his family's supper by leaving tasting notes at a cheese factory. Language is plain and economical, with short scenes and a tone suited to read-alouds and early readers. It’s most useful as a calming bedtime story or a prompt for simple conversations about work, pride, and manners. Limitation: the plot and phrasing are repetitive and restrained, so adult readers seeking narrative richness or modern pacing may find it slight.”
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