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The story revolves around a young boy named Jan, who lives with his grandfather in a windmill on the plains. Jan's life takes a turn when he is sent to work as a cowherd for the lord of the manor. While working there, he makes new friends and faces various challenges. The story explores themes of rural life, friendship, and personal growth.Ewing's writing is characterized by its vivid descriptions and the portrayal of the lives of ordinary people, especially children, in the English countryside. "Jan of the Windmill" is a charming tale that reflects the values and virtues of the time it was written.It's a classic children's book that provides a glimpse into the rural life of the late 19th century and offers an engaging story that both children and adults can enjoy.