ISBN: 9798349453052 - the grove where nicole waited (9 résultats)

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - The Grove Where Nicole Waited is a fiction memory tale shaped by real grief, childhood friendship, small-town tragedy, and the kind of love that keeps calling across decades.In 1988, five girls from Pulaski, Wisconsin, lost their lives in a terrible car accident: Nicole Watia, Laura Karcz, Jodi Prokop, Brenda Hylok, and Jessica McKeefry. They were classmates, teammates, daughters, sisters, friends, singers, poets, athletes, and ordinary girls under a Wisconsin sky before tragedy made them a headline.For M.K. Spryte, the loss was not distant history. Nicole and Jodi were her best friends. Their deaths marked her childhood, fractured her sense of safety, and became part of the grief she carried through running away, family rupture, addiction, recovery, survival, and the long search for meaning.Thirty-seven years later, living in Texas, Spryte opens the old box of memory again: photographs, memorial programs, newspaper clippings, names, dates, and the ache that never fully left. What begins as remembrance becomes something deeper. In dreams, signs, and sacred imagination, the girls return as trees in a grove where the dead are no longer separated by roads, cemeteries, and time.Nicole becomes willow.Jodi becomes apple.Laura becomes oak.Brenda becomes cedar.Jessie becomes birch.The grove is not an escape from grief. It is the place where grief is allowed to breathe. It is where a survivor can sit with the shadow, speak to the dead, honor the living, and learn that memory does not have to remain trapped at the roadside.Part coming-of-age grief story, part magical realism, part love letter to the girls and the town that remembers them, The Grove Where Nicole Waited is a tender and haunting novel about friendship, survivor guilt, community sorrow, feminine rest, and the sacred work of carrying the dead without becoming their grave.It is said that after an especially exhausting life, some souls return as trees. They spend a hundred years resting. Rooted. Quiet. Undemanded.This is the grove where five girls rest together.This is the story it took thirty-seven years to write. …

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Grove Where Nicole Waited is a fiction memory tale shaped by real grief, childhood friendship, small-town tragedy, and the kind of love that keeps calling across decades.In 1988, five girls from Pulaski, Wisconsin, lost their lives in a terrible car accident: Nicole Watia, Laura Karcz, Jodi Prokop, Brenda Hylok, and Jessica McKeefry. They were classmates, teammates, daughters, sisters, friends, singers, poets, athletes, and ordinary girls under a Wisconsin sky before tragedy made them a headline.For M.K. Spryte, the loss was not distant history. Nicole and Jodi were her best friends. Their deaths marked her childhood, fractured her sense of safety, and became part of the grief she carried through running away, family rupture, addiction, recovery, survival, and the long search for meaning.Thirty-seven years later, living in Texas, Spryte opens the old box of memory again: photographs, memorial programs, newspaper clippings, names, dates, and the ache that never fully left. What begins as remembrance becomes something deeper. In dreams, signs, and sacred imagination, the girls return as trees in a grove where the dead are no longer separated by roads, cemeteries, and time.Nicole becomes willow.Jodi becomes apple.Laura becomes oak.Brenda becomes cedar.Jessie becomes birch.The grove is not an escape from grief. It is the place where grief is allowed to breathe. It is where a survivor can sit with the shadow, speak to the dead, honor the living, and learn that memory does not have to remain trapped at the roadside.Part coming-of-age grief story, part magical realism, part love letter to the girls and the town that remembers them, The Grove Where Nicole Waited is a tender and haunting novel about friendship, survivor guilt, community sorrow, feminine rest, and the sacred work of carrying the dead without becoming their grave.It is said that after an especially exhausting life, some souls return as trees. They spend a hundred years resting. Rooted. Quiet. Undemanded.This is the grove where five girls rest together.This is the story it took thirty-seven years to write. A haunting memory tale of five Pulaski girls, survivor grief, and a magical grove where the dead rest as trees and love keeps their names alive. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Grove Where Nicole Waited is a fiction memory tale shaped by real grief, childhood friendship, small-town tragedy, and the kind of love that keeps calling across decades.In 1988, five girls from Pulaski, Wisconsin, lost their lives in a terrible car accident: Nicole Watia, Laura Karcz, Jodi Prokop, Brenda Hylok, and Jessica McKeefry. They were classmates, teammates, daughters, sisters, friends, singers, poets, athletes, and ordinary girls under a Wisconsin sky before tragedy made them a headline.For M.K. Spryte, the loss was not distant history. Nicole and Jodi were her best friends. Their deaths marked her childhood, fractured her sense of safety, and became part of the grief she carried through running away, family rupture, addiction, recovery, survival, and the long search for meaning.Thirty-seven years later, living in Texas, Spryte opens the old box of memory again: photographs, memorial programs, newspaper clippings, names, dates, and the ache that never fully left. What begins as remembrance becomes something deeper. In dreams, signs, and sacred imagination, the girls return as trees in a grove where the dead are no longer separated by roads, cemeteries, and time.Nicole becomes willow.Jodi becomes apple.Laura becomes oak.Brenda becomes cedar.Jessie becomes birch.The grove is not an escape from grief. It is the place where grief is allowed to breathe. It is where a survivor can sit with the shadow, speak to the dead, honor the living, and learn that memory does not have to remain trapped at the roadside.Part coming-of-age grief story, part magical realism, part love letter to the girls and the town that remembers them, The Grove Where Nicole Waited is a tender and haunting novel about friendship, survivor guilt, community sorrow, feminine rest, and the sacred work of carrying the dead without becoming their grave.It is said that after an especially exhausting life, some souls return as trees. They spend a hundred years resting. Rooted. Quiet. Undemanded.This is the grove where five girls rest together.This is the story it took thirty-seven years to write. A haunting memory tale of five Pulaski girls, survivor grief, and a magical grove where the dead rest as trees and love keeps their names alive. 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. …

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Grove Where Nicole Waited is a fiction memory tale shaped by real grief, childhood friendship, small-town tragedy, and the kind of love that keeps calling across decades.In 1988, five girls from Pulaski, Wisconsin, lost their lives in a terrible car accident: Nicole Watia, Laura Karcz, Jodi Prokop, Brenda Hylok, and Jessica McKeefry. They were classmates, teammates, daughters, sisters, friends, singers, poets, athletes, and ordinary girls under a Wisconsin sky before tragedy made them a headline.For M.K. Spryte, the loss was not distant history. Nicole and Jodi were her best friends. Their deaths marked her childhood, fractured her sense of safety, and became part of the grief she carried through running away, family rupture, addiction, recovery, survival, and the long search for meaning.Thirty-seven years later, living in Texas, Spryte opens the old box of memory again: photographs, memorial programs, newspaper clippings, names, dates, and the ache that never fully left. What begins as remembrance becomes something deeper. In dreams, signs, and sacred imagination, the girls return as trees in a grove where the dead are no longer separated by roads, cemeteries, and time.Nicole becomes willow.Jodi becomes apple.Laura becomes oak.Brenda becomes cedar.Jessie becomes birch.The grove is not an escape from grief. It is the place where grief is allowed to breathe. It is where a survivor can sit with the shadow, speak to the dead, honor the living, and learn that memory does not have to remain trapped at the roadside.Part coming-of-age grief story, part magical realism, part love letter to the girls and the town that remembers them, The Grove Where Nicole Waited is a tender and haunting novel about friendship, survivor guilt, community sorrow, feminine rest, and the sacred work of carrying the dead without becoming their grave.It is said that after an especially exhausting life, some souls return as trees. They spend a hundred years resting. Rooted. Quiet. Undemanded.This is the grove where five girls rest together.This is the story it took thirty-seven years to write. A haunting memory tale of five Pulaski girls, survivor grief, and a magical grove where the dead rest as trees and love keeps their names alive. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …