The Good People

In "The Good People," Hannah Kent weaves a gripping narrative set in nineteenth century Ireland, where three women unite to save a child from a community steeped in superstition. After the death of her husband, Nora is left caring for her mute and immobile grandson Micheal, who faces growing rumors of being a changeling. Joined by Mary, a handmaid, and Nance, a wise elderly wanderer, they navigate the complexities of belief and love against a backdrop of fear and tragedy. This novel reflects Kent's exceptional storytelling prowess as it explores the intersection of faith and devotion.