They Call me Carpenter

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Set in post-World War I California, the narrative explores the theme of the second coming of Christ through the character Carpenter, who faces rejection upon his return. The story highlights Carpenter's compassion for marginalized children, emphasizing his desire to teach them values of love and friendship over rivalry. Upton Sinclair's critique of society and religion is evident, as he reflects on the challenges of acceptance and the need for social change. The book serves as a poignant commentary on spiritual and social issues of the time.