Affairs at Thrush Green

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The story follows Vicar Charles Henstock as he navigates the challenges of relocating to Lulling after his home in Thrush Green is destroyed. Adjusting to a new church community proves difficult, especially as he faces strong-willed women and a contentious debate over kneeling cushions for the Lady Chapel. Additional complications arise with the irritable sexton, Albert Piggott, adding to the humorous and poignant dynamics of village life. The novel explores themes of community, resilience, and the quirks of rural existence.