The Truth About Trees ** SIGNED **
Dunleavy, Deborah
Sold by Lower Beverley Better Books, Lyndhurst, ON, Canada
AbeBooks Seller since January 11, 2007
New - Soft cover
Condition: New
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Add to basketSold by Lower Beverley Better Books, Lyndhurst, ON, Canada
AbeBooks Seller since January 11, 2007
Condition: New
Quantity: 2 available
Add to basketAuthor, " . . . explores the choice to die with dignity and the season of life . . . , an earnest exploration that reveals the realism of living while life is quickly coming to an end." (rear panel) FlatSIGNED by author. Author's book mark laid in. Bookseller's Inventory # 242864.
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Grace Ferguson comes to the alarming realization that her life's about to end after a doctor diagnoses an inoperable brain tumor. As the effects of the tumor grow, she decides that maybe death needs a little help in coming.
Setting out on her final journey, she lays to rest a lifetime of experiences. Her past takes root in her mind as her relationships with her philandering father, supportive partner David, and best friends branch out in her thoughts.
Sixteen-year-old Grace discovers sex under a large oak tree. Young adult Grace grieves the loss of a lover. She discovers the big city. A family emergency sets her packing for home…
How does each leaf of our lives help us grow? How do they join together to shape the landscape of who we are?
Canadian author Deborah Dunleavy explores the honesty of relationships in The Truth About Trees, a chick-lit novel that connects to the controversial concept of taking one's life while also pondering the romantic, tragic, and lighthearted moments of being alive.
Whether you are just beginning to experience adulthood and family, surviving a serious illness, or taking stock of your own life as you mature, Dunleavy's novel tugs at your heart.
Author Deborah Dunleavy is a connoisseur of the written word who takes joy in the natural music of language and how it shapes landscapes for the reader. She is an award-winning storyteller, author, and recording artist who is moving from children's literature to adult novels with The Truth About Trees.
Dunleavy, along with her husband and composer Howard Alexander, are the recipients of a grant from the Canada Council for the Arts given to write Isobel Gunn, an adult storytelling oratorio for orchestra. She lives in eastern Ontario where she enjoys writing, going for walks, and sitting by the dancing flames of a wood stove on a cold winter night.
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