In "My father writes to my mother" by Assia Djebar, the young girl feels a strong attachment and deep love for her village. She describes her village as "the most beautiful village in all of Algeria." She appreciates the picturesque landscapes, the olive trees, and the scent of wildflowers. The young girl has a sense of belonging and finds comfort in the familiarity of her village. The village's inhabitants also play a significant role in her love for the place, as she mentions the friendships and bonds she has formed with its residents. Overall, the young girl's feelings towards her village are filled with affection and a strong sense of home.
