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The truth according to us

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The novel is a wise, witty, and exuberant story set in the summer of 1938 in the remote mill town of Macedonia, West Virginia.

Plot summary: Layla Beck, a United States senator's daughter, is banished to the town after refusing an arranged marriage and is tasked with writing the town's history for the Federal Writers' Project, a New Deal jobs program. She boards with the Romeyn family, where she meets the inquisitive young girl Willa, her aunts, and the charming Felix. As Layla investigates the town's history, she uncovers family feuds, deceit, and dark secrets related to a mill fire in 1920 and efforts to unionize the local factory workers.
Themes: The story illuminates the power of loyalty, forgiveness, memory, truth, and the courage required to do what is right.
Reception: The book has been described as "good, old-fashioned storytelling, with a charming cast of characters".

The novel is a wise, witty, and exuberant story set in the summer of 1938 in the remote mill town of Macedonia, West Virginia.

Plot summary: Layla Beck, a United States senator's daughter, is banished to the town after refusing an arranged marriage and is tasked with writing the town's history for the Federal Writers' Project, a New Deal jobs program. She boards with the Romeyn family, where she meets the inquisitive young girl Willa, her aunts, and the charming Felix. As Layla investigates the town's history, she uncovers family feuds, deceit, and dark secrets related to a mill fire in 1920 and efforts to unionize the local factory workers.
Themes: The story illuminates the power of loyalty, forgiveness, memory, truth, and the courage required to do what is right.
Reception: The book has been described as "good, old-fashioned storytelling, with a charming cast of characters".