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A coming-of-age tale centers on Theodora, a spirited sixteen-year-old whose days alternate between family chores in a modest household and lively neighborhood adventures. She forms a tender friendship with a neighboring boy who lives with chronic pain, offering companionship and practical help while his mother and local doctors tend his care. The narrative traces her small domestic responsibilities, close ties with siblings, and private ambitions—owning a bicycle, attending college, and becoming an author—while depicting community interactions, growing loyalties, and the gentle moral choices that shape her transition toward adulthood.
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