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The Art Of Saying Goodbye by Ellyn Bache

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Riggs Park, March 2008
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Raspberry Sherbet Kisses, April 2007
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THE ART OF SAYING GOODBYE
By: Ellyn Bache

From the beginning they knew that saying goodbye was the last gift of friendship

HarperCollins
June 2011
On Sale: June 7, 2011
Featuring: Paisley
304 pages
ISBN: 0062033689
EAN: 9780062033680
Paperback
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Contemporary

In a close-knit suburban development, four women find their lives thrown into sharp relief as they tie white ribbons to trees in front of their houseβ€”a gesture of support and affection for a long-time neighbor who has fallen ill.

During the tense three months that follow, comforting their friend also makes each of them remember how to celebrate the joys and triumphs of love, family, and girlfriends. As the days go by, these sisters in spirit grow closer, bonded by a new sense of hope, courage, and strength that will help them face any challenge, cherish every wonder, and, ultimately, learn to let go. And in the afterglow of someone else’s life, each will discover that her own is brighter and more precious than she’d ever dreamed.

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