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Time to Take Us Back

Time to Take Us Back

Kelly Carter Schneider

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Kelly Schneider Writes
Año de edición:
2024
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9798991975209
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Grab a coffee, settle in and enjoy the ride...Like meeting up with an old friend, this collection will transport you to familiar and intimate times. With keen observations and creative flair, Kelly Schneider has crafted heartfelt accounts of:Family fun in the 70sNavigating love and lossMotherhood and parentingHonoring memories and relationships The poems and prose give us an entertaining glimpse into her life and imagination. The compassion, humor and contagious enthusiasm woven throughout will tug at your heartstrings, tickle your funny bone, and leave you yearning for more.'Kelly illuminates milestone events-from retreats gone awry to anniversaries to popcorn nights growing up-as she celebrates the people who bring them to life. By turns poignant and lighthearted, we get to see inside a world where relationships light our paths, adding meaning to a chaotic world. Brava!' -Carolyn Scarborough, author of Backyard Pearls: Cultivating Wisdom and Joy in Everyday Life'Kelly records time in a way that takes us all back. Distinct moments portrayed so articulately, you feel memory. My heart sat calm as her human experience reminded me of mine. An invitation to consider the many people-the births, deaths, and living-that weave together and make up our lives.'Erin Ford, author of Treehouse Magic

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