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Classical literature

Letters from My Windmill

1 min read·fr. Lettres de mon moulin · 1869

Brief Overview

«Letters from My Windmill» is a collection of stories by Alphonse Daudet, in which the author depicts the life and customs of provincial France. Daudet shares his observations and impressions while living in an old windmill in the south of France. The book features a variety of tales, ranging from touching and melancholic to humorous and satirical. The characters are simple folk, peasants, and artisans, each with their own unique fate and personality. Through these stories, Daudet conveys the beauty and charm of provincial life, as well as his reflections on human nature and relationships.

Letters from My Windmill
Date of publication: 20 September 2024
Updated: 14 November 2026
———Original title: fr. Lettres de mon moulin · 1869
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