The Shape of Ordinary Days
Lora did not come to Maple Ridge looking for a new beginning. She came because the life she had known was over, and she needed somewhere she and her daughters could begin figuring out what came next.
In a quiet Washington town, Lora, Emily, and Sophie slowly build a life that belongs to them. There is a cottage by the river, a new school, new friendships, church on Sundays, and the ordinary challenges of raising two girls while learning to trust her own judgment again. Healing does not arrive all at once. It takes shape in small choices, unexpected laughter, difficult lessons, and the growing realization that peace can feel unfamiliar when chaos has been familiar for too long.
Miles away, James is rebuilding too. Sobriety has required him to confront more than alcohol. He must learn where responsibility ends and unhealthy obligation begins, how to love his family without allowing their choices to control his life, and how to build something solid enough to stand on his own. Through grief, recovery, prayer, work, and more than a few terrible attempts at dating, he begins discovering who he is when he is no longer living in reaction to everyone around him.
What begins as friendship between Lora and James grows quietly alongside the lives they are each learning to build. There are no grand rescues and no perfect people, only two imperfect lives unfolding through phone calls, bad dates, church picnics, children, faith, loss, laughter, and the ordinary days that turn out to matter most.
The Shape of Ordinary Days is a warm, faith-centered story about family, recovery, second chances, and the quiet courage it takes to build a life of your own before choosing to share it with someone else.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Shape of Ordinary Days Lora did not come to Maple Ridge looking for a new beginning. She came because the life she had known was over, and she needed somewhere she and her daughters could begin figuring out what came next. In a quiet Washington town, Lora, Emily, and Sophie slowly build a life that belongs to them. There is a cottage by the river, a new school, new friendships, church on Sundays, and the ordinary challenges of raising two girls while learning to trust her own judgment again. Healing does not arrive all at once. It takes shape in small choices, unexpected laughter, difficult lessons, and the growing realization that peace can feel unfamiliar when chaos has been familiar for too long. Miles away, James is rebuilding too. Sobriety has required him to confront more than alcohol. He must learn where responsibility ends and unhealthy obligation begins, how to love his family without allowing their choices to control his life, and how to build something solid enough to stand on his own. Through grief, recovery, prayer, work, and more than a few terrible attempts at dating, he begins discovering who he is when he is no longer living in reaction to everyone around him. What begins as friendship between Lora and James grows quietly alongside the lives they are each learning to build. There are no grand rescues and no perfect people, only two imperfect lives unfolding through phone calls, bad dates, church picnics, children, faith, loss, laughter, and the ordinary days that turn out to matter most. The Shape of Ordinary Days is a warm, faith-centered story about family, recovery, second chances, and the quiet courage it takes to build a life of your own before choosing to share it with someone else. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798194925339
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - The Shape of Ordinary Days Lora did not come to Maple Ridge looking for a new beginning. She came because the life she had known was over, and she needed somewhere she and her daughters could begin figuring out what came next. In a quiet Washington town, Lora, Emily, and Sophie slowly build a life that belongs to them. There is a cottage by the river, a new school, new friendships, church on Sundays, and the ordinary challenges of raising two girls while learning to trust her own judgment again. Healing does not arrive all at once. It takes shape in small choices, unexpected laughter, difficult lessons, and the growing realization that peace can feel unfamiliar when chaos has been familiar for too long. Miles away, James is rebuilding too. Sobriety has required him to confront more than alcohol. He must learn where responsibility ends and unhealthy obligation begins, how to love his family without allowing their choices to control his life, and how to build something solid enough to stand on his own. Through grief, recovery, prayer, work, and more than a few terrible attempts at dating, he begins discovering who he is when he is no longer living in reaction to everyone around him. What begins as friendship between Lora and James grows quietly alongside the lives they are each learning to build. There are no grand rescues and no perfect people, only two imperfect lives unfolding through phone calls, bad dates, church picnics, children, faith, loss, laughter, and the ordinary days that turn out to matter most. The Shape of Ordinary Days is a warm, faith-centered story about family, recovery, second chances, and the quiet courage it takes to build a life of your own before choosing to share it with someone else. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798194925339
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Shape of Ordinary Days Lora did not come to Maple Ridge looking for a new beginning. She came because the life she had known was over, and she needed somewhere she and her daughters could begin figuring out what came next. In a quiet Washington town, Lora, Emily, and Sophie slowly build a life that belongs to them. There is a cottage by the river, a new school, new friendships, church on Sundays, and the ordinary challenges of raising two girls while learning to trust her own judgment again. Healing does not arrive all at once. It takes shape in small choices, unexpected laughter, difficult lessons, and the growing realization that peace can feel unfamiliar when chaos has been familiar for too long. Miles away, James is rebuilding too. Sobriety has required him to confront more than alcohol. He must learn where responsibility ends and unhealthy obligation begins, how to love his family without allowing their choices to control his life, and how to build something solid enough to stand on his own. Through grief, recovery, prayer, work, and more than a few terrible attempts at dating, he begins discovering who he is when he is no longer living in reaction to everyone around him. What begins as friendship between Lora and James grows quietly alongside the lives they are each learning to build. There are no grand rescues and no perfect people, only two imperfect lives unfolding through phone calls, bad dates, church picnics, children, faith, loss, laughter, and the ordinary days that turn out to matter most. The Shape of Ordinary Days is a warm, faith-centered story about family, recovery, second chances, and the quiet courage it takes to build a life of your own before choosing to share it with someone else. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798194925339
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