Books matching: sickness and loss
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Save:"I loved how it explained that there's usually ways to make bears better but this time was different. I also loved that it used clear language stating that when Ida's body stopped working she would die." "Ida, Always by Caron Levis and illustrated by Charles Santoso is a sweet, two hankie picture book that depicts how loved one's imprint in our world and on our hearts remains after they die. It deals with death that acknowledges the sadness and grief and celebrates life and relationships." The book beautifully captures the relationship between two polar bears, Ida and Gus, as well as the emotions and experiences surrounding terminal illness and loss.
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Save:Rocky Mountain Angel follows the story of Gabe and Allison, who enter into a pretend engagement to fulfill their own needs. The plot revolves around their developing relationship, dealing with family secrets, and facing challenges such as sickness and loss. The writing style is described as easygoing, filled with dialogues, and focuses on the emotions and dynamics between the characters.
Dust motes hovered in the sun streaming through the open barn door. Gabe Coleman leaned back on a wall and took a deep breath. The heavy scent of farm animals filled his nostrils. Familiar as it was p...
(Also, see 39 recommendations for the series Six Pack Ranch ) - #3By the Shores of Silver LakeBook 5 in the series:Little House
Save:By the Shores of Silver Lake follows the Ingalls family as they move further west to Dakota Territory. The book recounts the family's struggles and adventures as they settle near Silver Lake, with Pa working for the railroad. The story captures the challenges of pioneer life, including sickness, blindness, and the rush to claim a homestead amidst a boomtown.
Laura was washing the dishes one morning when old Jack, lying in the sunshine on the doorstep, growled to tell her that someone was coming. She looked out, and saw a buggy crossing the gravelly ford o...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Little House ) - #4
Save:'Mission Child' by Maureen F. McHugh is a richly described story that follows the life of Janna, a teenage girl living on a colony planet. After her village is attacked, Janna embarks on a journey of self-discovery, navigating through different cultures and grappling with issues of gender identity and finding a sense of belonging. The narrative style immerses the reader in Janna's experiences as she grows from a teenager fleeing tragedy to a mature individual searching for purpose and acceptance in a complex world.
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Save:Desperately Seeking Epic by B.N. Toler is a heart-wrenching tale that follows the lives of Clara, Paul (aka Epic), and Neena. Clara, a strong and determined woman, is faced with the challenge of reuniting with Paul, the father of her daughter Neena, who she never knew. Neena, a brave and terminally ill young girl, sets out on a quest to bring her parents together before it's too late. The story unfolds through the perspectives of Clara and Paul, showcasing a beautiful but tragic journey of love, loss, and the complexities of family dynamics. The writing style is emotionally captivating, with readers praising the author for skillfully portraying the characters' emotions and relationships, making the narrative both heartwarming and heartbreaking.
Ignoring the sting from the coffee droplets dripping down my legs, I hustle to the counter where the small television is and turn up the volume. My favorite morning show, This World, This Morning, is ... - #6
Save:'Stranded' by Bracken MacLeod is a supernatural horror novel set in the Arctic Ocean aboard the cargo ship Arctic Promise. The story follows Noah Calbot, a man dealing with personal demons and guilt, as the ship becomes trapped in ice and the crew faces mysterious sickness and supernatural occurrences. As tensions rise among the crew members, a twist in the tale leads to a desperate struggle for survival and a journey into madness and despair.
The void churned and swelled, reaching up to pull them down into frigid darkness, clamoring to embrace them, every one. A cold womb inviting them to return to the lightless source of all life, and die... Mary Roach's 'Packing for Mars: The Curious Science of Life in the Void' is a humorous and informative exploration of the lesser-known aspects of space travel. Through anecdotes and science lessons, Roach delves into topics like how astronauts cope with bodily functions, the challenges of space food, and the human side of space exploration. Her conversational writing style and witty humor make complex scientific concepts accessible and engaging for readers.
First you remove your shoes, as you would upon entering a Japanese home. You are given a pair of special isolation chamber slippers, light blue vinyl imprinted with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Age...- #8
Save:Ms Ice Sandwich by Mieko Kawakami is a sweet and quirky novella that follows the story of a lonely fourth-grade boy who becomes infatuated with a woman who sells sandwiches at a local supermarket. The boy, accompanied by his best friend, navigates themes of friendship, love, loss, and growing up as he grapples with his feelings for the enigmatic Ms Ice Sandwich. The narrative is filled with moments of poignancy, power, and simplicity, drawing readers into the young narrator's world and emphasizing the importance of cherishing precious moments and relationships.
The writing style of Ms Ice Sandwich is described as beguiling, deceptively simple, and utterly wonderful. Through the eyes of the young protagonist, readers are taken on a journey that explores themes of grief, loneliness, and the complexities of human emotions. The novella leaves some questions unanswered, mirroring the unpredictability of life, while delivering a universal message of staying true to oneself and embracing uniqueness.
TWO-HUNDRED-THIRTEEN to Florida, three-hundred-twenty to polite, three-hundred-eighty to church medicine, four-hundred-fifteen to choco skip, four-hundred-thirty to your forties, vegetable boots is al...
