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The Tin Flute

by Gabrielle Roy

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First published
1945
Pages
380
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The Tin Flute Book's narrative opens up in the impoverished Saint-Henri district of Montreal, portraying a family’s battle against destitution and ignorance, and their quest for affection. The protagonist, Florentine Lacasse, is a young waitress who shoulders the financial responsibilities of her large family.

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Gabrielle Roy

Roy grew up in the French-speaking part of Saint Boniface in Manitoba and taught in prairie schools before going to Europe and then to Montreal, where she reported on the working-class district of Saint-Henri.

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First published
1945
Reading time
About 9 hours
Pages
380
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, MOBI, Read online