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*5208 $aIowa, 1956. The 76-year-old John Ames is a pastor in the small town Gilead. He has a 7-year-old son from a recent marriage to a much younger woman. The pastor has recently found out that he has angina pectoris, and is convinced that he is going to die soon. He decides to write his young son a letter, in which he shares with the boy thoughts, memories and moral advice. This novel is that letter in the form of a diary.
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