Country symphony

This novel is considered one of the most wonderful works written by Andre Gide, and one of the literary works closest to artistic perfection, interesting and inspiring, as it has been translated into many languages ​​​​of the world, including Arabic, and its events take place in two chapters, in the form of a diary, in the city of Neuchâtel, around a rural clergyman who lives with... His family lives in a strict atmosphere. He shelters a blind orphan girl and raises her, and with time the feeling of paternal kindness and tenderness develops within the man, into a feeling of love that collides with reality, which prompts them to ask existential questions about themselves and the world around them.
André Gide is a French novelist. He won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1947. His first work, entitled "The Notebooks of André Walter," was published in 1891. It was a book about his autobiography. He was interested in social issues, such as racism and colonialism, as he was a supporter of communism, but during his visit to the Union In 1936 AD, the Soviet Union recognized the brutality of Stalin's regime, so he defended the enslaved peoples, and continued to write against colonial policy.