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And it immediately transported me in chapter one when I was really feeling something deeply familiar. So I felt really life at the edge of nothing, the looming presence of addiction, the randomness of tragedy, working poverty, fast food. And this isn't the first time that you've written about small towns and near rural life.

And it immediately transported me in chapter one when I was really feeling something deeply familiar. So I felt really life at the edge of nothing, the looming presence of addiction, the randomness of tragedy, working poverty, fast food. And this isn't the first time that you've written about small towns and near rural life.

And it immediately transported me in chapter one when I was really feeling something deeply familiar. So I felt really life at the edge of nothing, the looming presence of addiction, the randomness of tragedy, working poverty, fast food. And this isn't the first time that you've written about small towns and near rural life.

And I wanted to know what draws you to this kind of setting and what continues to inspire you about places like this.

And I wanted to know what draws you to this kind of setting and what continues to inspire you about places like this.

And I wanted to know what draws you to this kind of setting and what continues to inspire you about places like this.

Wow, really?

Wow, really?

Wow, really?

On page 23, one of my favorite lines, and I even wrote a little heart by it. And after I read it, I went and shared it with my family as well. I asked Grazina when her husband died, how did she know? And she said, when does anybody die? She shrugged when God says, well done. So I would love to know what that line means to you. Yeah, thank you.

On page 23, one of my favorite lines, and I even wrote a little heart by it. And after I read it, I went and shared it with my family as well. I asked Grazina when her husband died, how did she know? And she said, when does anybody die? She shrugged when God says, well done. So I would love to know what that line means to you. Yeah, thank you.

On page 23, one of my favorite lines, and I even wrote a little heart by it. And after I read it, I went and shared it with my family as well. I asked Grazina when her husband died, how did she know? And she said, when does anybody die? She shrugged when God says, well done. So I would love to know what that line means to you. Yeah, thank you.

I do. I really related to the relationship between Grazina and High when I was reading this book. My grandmother moved in with my family almost 20 years ago, and she also has dementia. So there were a lot of moments where she fell and we had to rush her to the hospital. So seeing High go through that same thing felt really familiar.

I do. I really related to the relationship between Grazina and High when I was reading this book. My grandmother moved in with my family almost 20 years ago, and she also has dementia. So there were a lot of moments where she fell and we had to rush her to the hospital. So seeing High go through that same thing felt really familiar.

I do. I really related to the relationship between Grazina and High when I was reading this book. My grandmother moved in with my family almost 20 years ago, and she also has dementia. So there were a lot of moments where she fell and we had to rush her to the hospital. So seeing High go through that same thing felt really familiar.

So, Oprah, I was wondering, is there a character relationship storyline in this book that really resonates with you?

So, Oprah, I was wondering, is there a character relationship storyline in this book that really resonates with you?

So, Oprah, I was wondering, is there a character relationship storyline in this book that really resonates with you?

Hi. I want to say I thoroughly enjoyed this book from cover to cover.

Hi. I want to say I thoroughly enjoyed this book from cover to cover.