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Synopsis
The Rhythm That Remained is a deeply personal memoir about love, loss, ancestry, and the family stories that continue to shape us long after the people we love are gone.
After experiencing the devastating losses of her grandmother, mother, and uncle, three people who helped anchor her life, Rashida Jones-Aiken found herself searching for a way to make sense of grief. What began as family-history research became something far more meaningful. Through genealogy, memory, and unexpected discoveries in her family tree, she began uncovering connections that helped her understand not only where she came from, but also parts of herself she had never fully understood.
With honesty and reflection, Jones-Aiken explores the bonds between generations, the ache of losing the people who knew us best, and the surprising ways ancestry can restore a sense of identity, belonging, and purpose. The Rhythm That Remained is not simply a story about death. It is about what survives it: love, memory, legacy, faith, family, and the invisible rhythms passed from one generation to the next.
For readers navigating grief, exploring their ancestry, or searching for meaning in the stories they inherited, this memoir offers a moving reminder that some connections do not disappear; they remain.
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À propos de l'auteur
Rashida Jones-Aiken is an author, media professional, producer, and family-history researcher whose work explores grief, identity, ancestry, legacy, and the stories that shape generations. After experiencing profound family loss, she turned to genealogy as a source of comfort and unexpectedly uncovered connections that deepened her understanding of family, creativity, and purpose. Drawing on her background in radio, entertainment, and storytelling, Jones-Aiken brings an intimate and reflective voice to The Rhythm That Remained. Her creative work also spans independent media, production, and publishing. Based in Delaware, she is passionate about preserving family stories and helping others recognize the power of the legacies they carry.
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. The Rhythm That Remained is a deeply personal memoir about love, loss, ancestry, and the family stories that continue to shape us long after the people we love are gone.After experiencing the devastating losses of her grandmother, mother, and uncle, three people who helped anchor her life, Rashida Jones-Aiken found herself searching for a way to make sense of grief. What began as family-history research became something far more meaningful. Through genealogy, memory, and unexpected discoveries in her family tree, she began uncovering connections that helped her understand not only where she came from, but also parts of herself she had never fully understood.With honesty and reflection, Jones-Aiken explores the bonds between generations, the ache of losing the people who knew us best, and the surprising ways ancestry can restore a sense of identity, belonging, and purpose. The Rhythm That Remained is not simply a story about death. It is about what survives it: love, memory, legacy, faith, family, and the invisible rhythms passed from one generation to the next.For readers navigating grief, exploring their ancestry, or searching for meaning in the stories they inherited, this memoir offers a moving reminder that some connections do not disappear; they remain. A heartfelt memoir of grief, ancestry, family legacy, and healing as Rashida Jones-Aiken discovers how the people we lose can still shape our identity, purpose, and rhythm. 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 9798996926916
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. The Rhythm That Remained is a deeply personal memoir about love, loss, ancestry, and the family stories that continue to shape us long after the people we love are gone.After experiencing the devastating losses of her grandmother, mother, and uncle, three people who helped anchor her life, Rashida Jones-Aiken found herself searching for a way to make sense of grief. What began as family-history research became something far more meaningful. Through genealogy, memory, and unexpected discoveries in her family tree, she began uncovering connections that helped her understand not only where she came from, but also parts of herself she had never fully understood.With honesty and reflection, Jones-Aiken explores the bonds between generations, the ache of losing the people who knew us best, and the surprising ways ancestry can restore a sense of identity, belonging, and purpose. The Rhythm That Remained is not simply a story about death. It is about what survives it: love, memory, legacy, faith, family, and the invisible rhythms passed from one generation to the next.For readers navigating grief, exploring their ancestry, or searching for meaning in the stories they inherited, this memoir offers a moving reminder that some connections do not disappear; they remain. A heartfelt memoir of grief, ancestry, family legacy, and healing as Rashida Jones-Aiken discovers how the people we lose can still shape our identity, purpose, and rhythm. 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 9798996926916
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. The Rhythm That Remained is a deeply personal memoir about love, loss, ancestry, and the family stories that continue to shape us long after the people we love are gone.After experiencing the devastating losses of her grandmother, mother, and uncle, three people who helped anchor her life, Rashida Jones-Aiken found herself searching for a way to make sense of grief. What began as family-history research became something far more meaningful. Through genealogy, memory, and unexpected discoveries in her family tree, she began uncovering connections that helped her understand not only where she came from, but also parts of herself she had never fully understood.With honesty and reflection, Jones-Aiken explores the bonds between generations, the ache of losing the people who knew us best, and the surprising ways ancestry can restore a sense of identity, belonging, and purpose. The Rhythm That Remained is not simply a story about death. It is about what survives it: love, memory, legacy, faith, family, and the invisible rhythms passed from one generation to the next.For readers navigating grief, exploring their ancestry, or searching for meaning in the stories they inherited, this memoir offers a moving reminder that some connections do not disappear; they remain. A heartfelt memoir of grief, ancestry, family legacy, and healing as Rashida Jones-Aiken discovers how the people we lose can still shape our identity, purpose, and rhythm. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798996926916
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Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - The Rhythm That Remained is a deeply personal memoir about love, loss, ancestry, and the family stories that continue to shape us long after the people we love are gone.After experiencing the devastating losses of her grandmother, mother, and uncle, three people who helped anchor her life, Rashida Jones-Aiken found herself searching for a way to make sense of grief. What began as family-history research became something far more meaningful. Through genealogy, memory, and unexpected discoveries in her family tree, she began uncovering connections that helped her understand not only where she came from, but also parts of herself she had never fully understood.With honesty and reflection, Jones-Aiken explores the bonds between generations, the ache of losing the people who knew us best, and the surprising ways ancestry can restore a sense of identity, belonging, and purpose. The Rhythm That Remained is not simply a story about death. It is about what survives it: love, memory, legacy, faith, family, and the invisible rhythms passed from one generation to the next.For readers navigating grief, exploring their ancestry, or searching for meaning in the stories they inherited, this memoir offers a moving reminder that some connections do not disappear; they remain. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798996926916
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