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Katherine Grace Bond
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She opened the cupboard. There was no more chocolate!
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I always wanted to live in the Hundred-Acre Wood. I would go on adventures with Pooh and his friends.
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The Summer of No Regrets
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The Legend of the Valentine: An Inspirational Story of Love and Reconciliation
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Sleepy-Time Dance (Mothers of Preschoolers
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Luke's Journal: A Companion to The Summer of No Regrets
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Looking Glass Girl
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Considering Flight
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When You Write a Book with the Wrong Cover. Excerpt from The Summer of No Regrets
When I first saw the cover of The Summer of No Regrets, I loved it. The rosy sunset, the beautiful couple, the water--I still love it.
But as time went on, I saw that it didn't reflect what a set out to write--a book about a girl with a deep psychic connection to the natural world she lives in. A book about navigating grief. A book about having a disconnect from the parent who most understood you, Read more of this blog post »
But as time went on, I saw that it didn't reflect what a set out to write--a book about a girl with a deep psychic connection to the natural world she lives in. A book about navigating grief. A book about having a disconnect from the parent who most understood you, Read more of this blog post »
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I cannot wait to share this book with you! It has taken a lot of soul-searching, a ton of research, and two trips to France. I've loved living in the magic of the time-travel (something I've always wanted to write) and the tension of the close escape
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When I set out to write a book about a girl whose neighbor may be a celebrity-in-hiding, I'll admit to a little self-consciousness. The "literary writer" in me shook her head and proclaimed the idea "slight." But the story and its characters captivat
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“2If he wasn’t who he said he was, wouldn’t he have been honest with me by now?”
― The Summer of No Regrets
― The Summer of No Regrets
“Maybe love is just hormones or endorphins—not some great force all around us. Maybe that’s just nonsense. It’s always seemed to me that love is about being found—the way you might find your missing cat because you knew he had a notch on his left ear and came to the sound of knew he had a notch on his left ear and came to the sound of pebbles rattling in a can. But maybe that isn’t the way things work. Maybe you can only be “found” for a little while. Just like
Joseph and Isuza LaRonge discovered, “forever” isn’t really forever. Everything ends. Everything is lost eventually.”
― The Summer of No Regrets
Joseph and Isuza LaRonge discovered, “forever” isn’t really forever. Everything ends. Everything is lost eventually.”
― The Summer of No Regrets
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“For more than two decades I have tried, honestly and respectfully, to walk the difficult line between the world of Native America and the world of those of us whose people came, willingly or otherwise, to these American shores. I have done this because I believe that we, as Americans, are poorly served by our willful avoidance of the true facts of our national experience, and also because I believe that the lives and ways of the Native American peoples have much to teach us all. It”
― The Girl Who Sang to the Buffalo: A Child, an Elder, and the Light from an Ancient Sky
― The Girl Who Sang to the Buffalo: A Child, an Elder, and the Light from an Ancient Sky
“If you want to forget something or someone, never hate it, or never hate him/her. Everything and everyone that you hate is engraved upon your heart; if you want to let go of something, if you want to forget, you cannot hate.”
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“Why do people pay for entertainment? Because they believe that’s not a real human on the screen. Nobody wants to watch someone ordinary. So the Industry takes ordinary people and decorates [them.] It makes [them] more than [they] really are.”
― The Summer of No Regrets
― The Summer of No Regrets
“Being mad was ridiculous, but I was—furious: at Dad for talking to spirits when he'd always said religion was unreasonable, at Mallory for making everything mysterious into a psychological problem, and at Mom and Dad for making us choose.
Why couldn't we be Baptist like Tarah's family? Or Jewish like Natalie's? We’d be together in a religion, not at this pot luck Mom and Dad called “spirituality,” where everyone floated around in an individual bubble.”
― The Summer of No Regrets
Why couldn't we be Baptist like Tarah's family? Or Jewish like Natalie's? We’d be together in a religion, not at this pot luck Mom and Dad called “spirituality,” where everyone floated around in an individual bubble.”
― The Summer of No Regrets
“What?" I asked him. "What are you afraid of?"
I thought he wasn't going to answer. Maybe I'd pushed him too far.
"Myself," he said.
I searched his face. "You're not frightening," I said.
He turned towards me and lifted a hand to my cheek. His lips were warm when he kissed me. The joy of it ran all the way down my spine.”
― The Summer of No Regrets
I thought he wasn't going to answer. Maybe I'd pushed him too far.
"Myself," he said.
I searched his face. "You're not frightening," I said.
He turned towards me and lifted a hand to my cheek. His lips were warm when he kissed me. The joy of it ran all the way down my spine.”
― The Summer of No Regrets
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