KNYGA Emma Smith As Žalias as Grass

Discover the compelling story of As Green as Grass by Emma Smith, published in 2014. This captivating novel spans 336 pages and delves into the social aspects and customs of life during the tumultuous years of World War II. Emma Smith's narrative begins as the protagonist is uprooted from her cherished Great Western Beach and relocates with her family to the quaint Devonshire village of Crapstone. Just as they begin to settle in, tragedy strikes when Emma's father, a decorated hero of the Great War, faces a devastating breakdown due to the frustrations of his mundane life as a bank clerk and his unfulfilled artistic dreams. Emma's resilient mother rises to the occasion, showcasing her strength amidst adversity. As the story unfolds in 1939, the looming shadow of war adds further complexity to their lives. Join Emma Smith on this poignant journey that explores resilience, family, and the impact of war on everyday life.