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Dedication

by testsuphomeAdmin — The Dedication in The Berry Pickers serves as a deeply personal tribute, offering insight into the author’s appreciation for storytelling and the role it has played in shaping their life. The heartfelt acknowledgment of their father highlights the significant impact he had in nurturing their love for narratives, which ultimately shaped their perspective and creativity. These stories were not just sources of entertainment but also became a guiding force, providing wisdom, comfort, and a profound…
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Cover

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The Berry Pickers

by testsuphomeAdmin — The Berry Pickers by Mary Jean Anderson follows a group of workers in a rural town as they pick berries, facing poverty, family struggles, and personal dreams. The novel explores themes of resilience, identity, and the bonds formed in the pursuit of a better life.
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H2O: NARIN, ZALEEKHAH, ARTHUR: By the River Tigris, 2018

by testsuphomeAdmin — H2O plays a significant role in the shifting landscapes of human history, as illustrated by the looming flood of the Tigris River in 2018. The river's floodgates are set to open, bringing with it the inundation of the once-dry, barren land that is about to be submerged. The rising water level will eventually cover Castrum Kefa, an ancient city with a rich history, causing it to be lost beneath the swelling reservoir. Zaleekhah, one of the central figures in the story, reflects on the sorrowful fate of the…
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Note to the Reader

by testsuphomeAdmin — Note to the Reader begins with a deeply personal reflection by the author on their maternal grandmother, who, although unaware of Thales of Miletus and his theories, intuitively grasped the essential nature of water as a fundamental force of life. Through the lens of literature, the author’s understanding of water deepens, recognizing it not just as the source of life but also as a symbol of the transformation of landscapes throughout history. This theme of water’s importance is expanded through the…
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Acknowledgements

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O: ARTHUR: By the River Tigris, 1876

by testsuphomeAdmin — Arthur lies in a run-down shepherd’s hut by the River Tigris, his body weak and struggling to process the poverty that surrounds him. The cold tea and tattered rags offer little comfort, and yet, amidst the despair, he discovers his journal lying on the floor. With his breath shallow and labored, Arthur picks up his journal, determined to write a final reflection on the course of his life. His thoughts drift to the influences that have shaped his existence, specifically his long-held love for poetry and…
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H: ZALEEKHAH: By the River Thames, 2018

by testsuphomeAdmin — Zaleekhah arrives at her Uncle Malek's home in the elegant area of Chelsea, feeling an overwhelming sense of estrangement despite the familiarity of the surroundings. As she steps into the house, the sight of the well-maintained garden stirs nostalgia within her, yet also serves as a reminder of the emotional distance she feels from her family. She passes the doorman, Kareem, handing him a book titled Nineveh and Its Remains, a simple gesture that sets the tone for her visit. As she moves up the stairs,…
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H: ZALEEKHAH: By the River Thames, 2018

by testsuphomeAdmin — Zaleekhah awakens to an unexpected early morning visit from her Uncle Malek in 2018, finding him standing at the door of her houseboat by the River Thames. His usual pristine appearance is now disheveled, with his bloodshot eyes and stubble hinting at sleepless nights, which immediately raises Zaleekhah's concerns for his well-being. Despite his appearance, Uncle Malek attempts to carry on as usual, masking his true feelings with a flippant attitude, as he brushes off any inquiries about his health. As…
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