Winter Wheat by Mildred WalkerMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Just finished this for the second time, a few years after reading it for the first time. This time round, I loved it even more and felt that I could connect well with the themes in this novel. The book describes the life of young Ellen Webb and what she learns about love and hate. Whereas last time I related most with Ellen and her lover Gil, this time I really enjoyed the story of her parents. The book seems to address the question "How is true love defined?". It was also written in the 1940s and is a classic. It reminded me of My Antonia in some ways.
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Ross was looking at what I was doing on the computer and said, "I have like three books called 'winter wheat' and they are all about winter wheat . . . not love."
Crop scientists!
Haha. That is really funny.
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