In small towns, there’s a rhythm you can’t fake. Everyone knows everyone in that old-world way, the way families knew each other back in the Christian Chaldean villages of Iraq. It’s the same spirit John Steinbeck captured in Cannery Row, where a whole community moves like one living thing: laughing together, grieving together, raising each other’s kids, and keeping each other honest. Chapter Eight is about the beauty in villages and small towns that shape who you are before you ever realize it.
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