They Were Different

The novel is a psychological and social exploration of characters who as the title suggests are different from the societal norms of the time. Kenney delves into the lives of individuals who struggle with being outsiders in a conformist society. The story examines the complexities of human nature the challenges of being different and the ways in which society treats those who do not fit the expected mold. The narrative likely deals with themes such as identity alienation and the consequences of non-conformity. Through the experiences of the characters Kenney critiques societal expectations and explores the tension between individuality and societal pressures.