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Sunflowers and Rainbows
Jane (American, from a farming/faith family background) and Maggie (British, a widow) meet as strangers online. Their banter deepens into daily messages, then into a five-year friendship the two come to call sisterhood. As trust builds, Maggie discloses a marriage marked by control and a serious violation by her husband, a pregnancy she was pressured to end and chose instead to protect, her daughter Jess's frightening postpartum crisis after the birth of granddaughter Ellie, and, years later, Ellie's descent into self-harm and crisis following her grandfather's death and her father's abandonment. Jane listens, prays, and mentors Maggie in faith throughout. The book closes years later with meaningful family healing that both women credit to God.
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Sunflowers and Rainbows
Jane (American, from a farming/faith family background) and Maggie (British, a widow) meet as strangers online. Their banter deepens into daily messages, then into a five-year friendship the two come to call sisterhood. As trust builds, Maggie discloses a marriage marked by control and a serious violation by her husband, a pregnancy she was pressured to end and chose instead to protect, her daughter Jess's frightening postpartum crisis after the birth of granddaughter Ellie, and, years later, Ellie's descent into self-harm and crisis following her grandfather's death and her father's abandonment. Jane listens, prays, and mentors Maggie in faith throughout. The book closes years later with meaningful family healing that both women credit to God.
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Jane (American, from a farming/faith family background) and Maggie (British, a widow) meet as strangers online. Their banter deepens into daily messages, then into a five-year friendship the two come to call sisterhood. As trust builds, Maggie discloses a marriage marked by control and a serious violation by her husband, a pregnancy she was pressured to end and chose instead to protect, her daughter Jess's frightening postpartum crisis after the birth of granddaughter Ellie, and, years later, Ellie's descent into self-harm and crisis following her grandfather's death and her father's abandonment. Jane listens, prays, and mentors Maggie in faith throughout. The book closes years later with meaningful family healing that both women credit to God.
