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Susannah's garden / Debbie Macomber.
Fifty-year-old Susannah Nelson returns to her childhood home and to the garden she has always loved, where she discovers that some paths were meant to be taken and others were meant to be buried forever.
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- ISBN: 9780778324447 (pbk.)
- ISBN: 0778324443 (pbk.)
- ISBN: 9780778328841 (pbk.)
- ISBN: 0778323021
- Physical Description: 347 p. ; 25 cm.
- Publisher: Don Mills, Ont. : MIRA, c2006.
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| Subject: | First loves > Fiction. Man-woman relationships > Fiction. Parent and adult child > Fiction. Washington (State) > Fiction. |
| Genre: | Love stories. |
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| Location | Call Number / Copy Notes | Barcode | Shelving Location | Holdable? | Status | Due Date |
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| Valemount Public Library | f mac (Text) | 35194001361567 | Adult Fiction | Volume hold | Available | - |
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Fifty-year-old Susannah Nelson returns to her childhood home and to the garden she has always loved, where she discovers that some paths were meant to be taken and others were meant to be buried forever. Reprint. - Baker & Taylor
Fifty-year-old Susannah Nelson returns to her childhood home and to the garden she has always loved, where she discovers that some paths were meant to be taken and others were meant to be buried forever. - Harlequin
When Susannah Nelson turned eighteen, she said goodbyeto her boyfriend, Jake—and never saw him again. She neversaw her brother, Doug, again, either. He died unexpectedlythat same year.
Now, at fifty, Susannah finds herself regretting the paths nottaken. Long married, a mother and a teacher, she should behappy. But she feels there's something missing in her life.Not only that, she's balancing the demands of an agingmother and a temperamental twenty-year-old daughter.
Her mother, Vivian, a recent widow, is having difficultycoping and living alone, so Susannah goes home toColville, Washington. In returning to her parents' house, hergirlhood friends and the garden she's always loved, she alsoreturns to the past—and the choices she made back then.What she discovers is that things are not always as theyonce seemed. Some paths are dead ends. But some gardensremain beautiful…. - Harlequin
When Susannah Nelson turned eighteen, she said goodbyeto her boyfriend, Jakeâand never saw him again. She neversaw her brother, Doug, again, either. He died unexpectedlythat same year.
Now, at fifty, Susannah finds herself regretting the paths nottaken. Long married, a mother and a teacher, she should behappy. But she feels there's something missing in her life.Not only that, she's balancing the demands of an agingmother and a temperamental twenty-year-old daughter.
Her mother, Vivian, a recent widow, is having difficultycoping and living alone, so Susannah goes home toColville, Washington. In returning to her parents' house, hergirlhood friends and the garden she's always loved, she alsoreturns to the pastâand the choices she made back then.What she discovers is that things are not always as theyonce seemed. Some paths are dead ends. But some gardensremain beautifulâ¦. - Simon and Schuster
When Susannah Nelson turned eighteen, she said goodbye
to her boyfriend, Jakeâand never saw him again. She never
saw her brother, Doug, again, either. He died unexpectedly
that same year.
Now, at fifty, Susannah finds herself regretting the paths not
taken. Long married, a mother and a teacher, she should be
happy. But she feels there's something missing in her life.
Not only that, she's balancing the demands of an aging
mother and a temperamental twenty-year-old daughter.
Her mother, Vivian, a recent widow, is having difficulty
coping and living alone, so Susannah goes home to
Colville, Washington. In returning to her parents' house, her
girlhood friends and the garden she's always loved, she also
returns to the pastâand the choices she made back then.
What she discovers is that things are not always as they
once seemed. Some paths are dead ends. But some gardens
remain beautifulâ¦.
