Description
Set against the backdrop of Montreal's Saint-Henri slums, this poignant novel delves into the lives of a family striving to escape the grip of poverty and ignorance. It is a profound exploration of their resilience, their search for genuine connection, and the elusive nature of happiness in challenging circumstances. Gabrielle Roy's compassionate narrative offers a powerful glimpse into the human spirit's enduring quest for love and a better life, making it a cornerstone of Canadian literature.
Available Editions
paperback
McClelland & Stewart
Published Jan 1, 1982
396 pages
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Details
First Published
1945
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for The Tin Flute by Gabrielle Roy.
War/Trauma
Death/Grief