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Beautiful, quiet story about boyhood in a hard time with non-traditional family arrangements. A tender real account from Paulsen about his childhood. There are some lines toward the end that, given in a very emotional situation, are a reflection of the turmoil of the times and the frustration of a generation of women left to "always go on." It is my belief that these lines should be taken as such rather than an attack on men in general. The story was quite beautiful.