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A Small, Good Thing
Book • 1981
In 'A Small, Good Thing,' Raymond Carver explores the profound grief of a couple whose son is struck by a car on his birthday.
The story unfolds with the couple's anguish and their encounter with a baker, who, despite initial misunderstandings, offers them a moment of shared humanity and comfort through simple acts like sharing food.
This narrative highlights the power of human connection in times of sorrow.
The story unfolds with the couple's anguish and their encounter with a baker, who, despite initial misunderstandings, offers them a moment of shared humanity and comfort through simple acts like sharing food.
This narrative highlights the power of human connection in times of sorrow.
