Used in good condition: cover has some usage wear; pages are age-toned; inside covers have some foxing; no writing/underlining inside; bottom corner of last few pages have some staining.
"Also the Hills" by Frances Parkinson Keyes is a historical novel set during the outbreak of World War II. It tells the story of the Farman family, who have lived quiet, industrious lives on Farman Hill in New England for generations. The novel explores how their lives are disrupted by the war and the political turmoil of the time.
Keyes, who was married to a Washington politician, uses her insights to depict the failings of Congress, particularly through a character who betrays his country due to his sympathies for Germany. The book is known for its well-drawn characters and scenic imagery, making it a touching and engaging read.
