Yves Kerhélo by Marie Delorme
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1803
Delorme, Marie, 1836-1905
French
"Yves Kerhélo" by Marie Delorme is a novel written in the early 20th century. The story revolves around a young boy named Yves Kerhélo, who is living in a coastal Breton village. The early chapters depict his family life, the challenges they face, and Yves's adventurous spirit as he experiences both the joys and hardships of his early years. The op...
a June morning in Brittany, where Yves is being baptized. The narrative quickly transitions to the life of the Kerhélo family, painting a vivid picture of their struggles as they navigate the treacherous waters of fate after the death of Yves's father, a fisherman. The storyline highlights the bond between Yves and his sister Corentine as they reconcile their losses and strive to support each other through adversities, setting the stage for Yves's journey from boyhood to adulthood, filled with dreams of adventure and the quest for a better life. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
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