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The book written in Southern France by Alphonse Daudet, one of the most successful writers of France at the end of the 19th century, is seen as a children's book, but today it is a book that can be read by all ages. The book, which has been filmed many times, consists of 22 short stories and has a fairytale-like narrative.
While there are many characters in the book, in which Daudet rents a mill in a place far from Paris and sends his wives there to Paris, Daudet beautifully conveys to the reader in some parts that he compromised with the city life far from the fairy-tale narrative, saw the Alps and was happy with rabbits.
