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Sweetapple Cove   By: (1861-1924)

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Sweetapple Cove by George Van Schaick is a captivating tale that takes readers on a journey to a small coastal town filled with charm, mystery, and heartwarming moments.

Set against the backdrop of the idyllic seaside town, the story follows the lives of a colorful cast of characters who inhabit Sweetapple Cove. The author effortlessly brings this quaint setting to life, painting vivid descriptions of the landscape and the town's vibrant atmosphere. From the cobbled streets to the charming cottages, readers will feel transported, as if they are walking alongside the characters themselves.

One of the most appealing aspects of this novel is the strong sense of community portrayed throughout. Schaick masterfully weaves a web of relationships, showcasing the interactions and connections between the townspeople. From the local bakery where the aroma of freshly baked bread permeates the air, to the bustling harbor where fishermen embark on daily adventures, the author creates an authentic community that readers can't help but become invested in.

Moreover, Sweetapple Cove delves into the lives of its characters with depth and compassion. Each individual has their own unique story to tell, their own personal struggles, and moments of triumph. The author skillfully explores themes of love, friendship, and redemption, shining a light on the resilience of the human spirit.

The pacing of the book keeps readers engaged and eager to turn the pages. The plot unfolds seamlessly, with well-timed twists and turns that keep the story from becoming predictable. Little mysteries and secrets are scattered throughout the narrative, adding an element of intrigue, as readers eagerly anticipate the resolution of these enigmas.

Furthermore, the prose employed in Sweetapple Cove is wonderfully lyrical and evocative. Schaick's writing style is elegant yet accessible, captivating readers from the very first page. The author possesses a keen eye for detail, painting pictures with words that make the story come alive.

In conclusion, Sweetapple Cove by George Van Schaick is a gem of a book that transports readers to a world filled with charm, mystery, and heartfelt moments. This delightful tale is a testament to the power of community, friendship, and love. Whether you are seeking an escape from the mundane or simply enjoy a beautifully written novel, Sweetapple Cove is a must-read for all.

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SWEETAPPLE COVE

BY GEORGE VAN SCHAIGK

1914

CHAPTER I

From John Grant's Diary

Have I shown wisdom or made an arrant, egregious fool of myself? This, I suppose, is a question every man puts to himself after taking a sudden decision upon which a great deal depends.

I have shaken the dust of the great city by the Hudson and forsaken its rich laboratories, its vast hospitals, the earnest workers who were beginning to show some slight interest in me. It was done not after mature consideration but owing to the whim of a moment, to a sudden desire to change the trend of things I felt I could no longer contend with.

Now I live in a little house, among people who speak with an accent that has become unfamiliar to the great outside world. They have given up their two best rooms to me, at a rental so small that I am somewhat ashamed to tender it, at the end of every week. I also obtain the constant care and the pleasant smiles of a good old housewife who appears to take a certain amount of pride in her lodger. As far as I know I am the only boarder in Sweetapple Cove, as well as the only doctor. For a day or two after my arrival I accompanied the local parson, Mr. Barnett, on visits to people he considered to be in need of my ministrations... Continue reading book >>




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