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description: Julien Green (1900 – 1998) was an American writer, born to American parents in Paris, who authored several novels. He wrote primarily in French and was the first non-French national to be elected to the Academie Francaise. Most of Green's books focused on the ideas of faith and religion as well as hypocrisy. Several dealt with the southern United States, and he strongly identified with the fate of the Confederacy, characterizing himself throughout his life as a "Sudiste" (southerner). He inherited this version of patriotism from his mother, who came from a distinguished southern family. Julien Green died in Paris shortly before his 98th birthday and is entombed in a chapel designed for him in St. Egid Church, Austria. His name on the tomb uses the original English spelling "Julian" instead of the French "Julien" - Wikipedia. "Memories of Happy Days" is a story of tender remembrance and engaging humor. The first book that he wrote in English.
language: English
title: Memories of Happy Days
titlecomplete: Memories of Happy Days
ratings_count: 20
publisher: Greenwood Pub Group