All the World

"All the World" by Charles Monroe Sheldon is a post-World War I story that revolves around soldiers and girls who helped out during the war. The story's protagonist, Dr. Ward, notices that some of the soldiers and girls are having difficulty adjusting to life back home. However, he is unsure how to help them until a life-changing event takes place after one of his sermons on a Sunday. The book's storyline is a reflection of the post-war era and the challenges faced by soldiers and other individuals in readjusting to their normal lives.