
PIKKU FADETTE
GEORGE SAND
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In the rolling hills of a quiet French village, two inseparable friends, Landry and Sylvin, spend their days racing through fields and sharing the simple pleasures of rural life. Their world is shaken when they encounter the enigmatic little girl known as Fadette, a shy figure shrouded in rumors and whispered legends. The narrative follows the boys’ attempts to understand the outsider, drawing a vivid picture of village customs, seasonal festivals, and the close‑knit community that both nurtures and judges its members.
The first part of the tale balances lighthearted mischief with a growing curiosity about Fadette’s mysterious past. As the friends’ teasing turns to genuine concern, listeners are invited to witness how compassion can bridge the gap between fear and friendship. With lyrical storytelling and a warm, nostalgic tone, the story captures the timeless charm of youthful discovery and the subtle power of kindness in a world where appearances often hide deeper truths.
Language
fi
Duration
~5 hours (332K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Jan 16, 2015
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1804–1876
A trailblazing French novelist who wrote with unusual freedom and independence, she became one of the best-known literary voices of the 19th century. Her stories range from passionate early novels to warmly observed rural tales set in the French countryside.
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