Rich in detail, A Boy's Paradise brings to life the hard work and
French Canadian culture young Wilfred Nevue experienced as a boy
growing up on a farm in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in
the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. It tells the story of working the
farm, hunting and fishing in the surrounding countryside, his
education in the town of Champion, and his relationship with his
beloved grandmother. This book will interest historians, and young
readers and adults fascinated by the customs and culture of the
turn of the century, as well as writers looking for details for
their own stories.
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