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Yesteryear A Novel

Caro Claire Burke

A traditional American woman, a beautiful wife and mother who sells her pioneer lifestyle of raw milk and farm-fresh eggs to her millions of social media followers, suddenly awakens cold, filthy, and terrified in the brutal reality of 1855—where she must unravel whether this living nightmare is an e...

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This was mentioned as a novel being published, which was described as a dystopian nightmare about Hannah Nealman's life, portraying a traditional lifestyle as miserable. Amazon won the bid to turn this novel into a movie, with Anne Hathaway attached to star and produce.

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And it starts with a young woman named Caroline Burke, who on TikTok just in 2023, the end of 2023, became obsessed with. . . And when I say obsessed, she published a 36 part series discussing trad wi...

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This was mentioned as a novel being published, which was described as a dystopian nightmare about Hannah Nealman's life, portraying a traditional lifestyle as miserable. Amazon won the bid to turn this novel into a movie, with Anne Hathaway attached to star and produce.

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And it starts with a young woman named Caroline Burke, who on TikTok just in 2023, the end of 2023, became obsessed with. . . And when I say obsessed, she published a 36 part series discussing trad wives, discussing Ballerina Farm and discussing the rise and everything that was wrong. Along with trad culture.

And then Caroline then began working on a novel, a work of fiction entitled Yesteryear.

It is about a woman named Natalie, a woman who lives a traditional lifestyle. Her charming farmhouse on a working ranch is rustic and artfully cluttered. Her husband, a handsome cowboy. Her six children, each more delightful than the last.

Making fun of stay-at-home wives, problematizing people that dedicate their lives to their family, making tradition and natural biological proclivity seem like a nightmare. Sign us up.

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