β Scribed by France Daigle
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For Sure , the final installment in France Daigle's brilliant series, which began with Just Fine and continued through A Fine Passage and Life's Little Difficulties , is the tender story of a young family living in Moncton, New Brunswick, and a subtle, complex exploration of the relationship between place, language, and culture.
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