Michelle Shocklee’s *All We Thought We Knew* follows two women across different eras as they confront personal loss and hidden truths. In 1969, Mattie Taylor returns home to uncover family secrets through old letters, while in 1942, Ava Delaney forms an unexpected bond with a German internee, challenging her beliefs. Their journeys reveal the power of resilience and the complexities of love and legacy.
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Michelle Shocklee’s *All We Thought We Knew* follows two women across different eras as they confront personal loss and hidden truths. In 1969, Mattie Taylor returns home to uncover family secrets through old letters, while in 1942, Ava Delaney forms an unexpected bond with a German internee, challenging her beliefs. Their journeys reveal the power of resilience and the complexities of love and legacy.
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No sexual content depicted.
References to war deaths, injuries, and psychological trauma from WWII and Vietnam, but not graphically depicted.
No profanity or strong language.
No substance use depicted.
No LGBTQIA+ representation.
Central Christian themes of faith, forgiveness, Jesus' sacrifice, and questioning God's role in wars.
No witchcraft or occult elements.
No evidence found in available sources.
Explores anti-war views during Vietnam era, prejudice against Germans in WWII, and internment camp experiences.
No self-harm or suicide depicted.
Depictions of wartime internment, family grief from war losses, and suffering from terminal illness.
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