Blue Sky Morning - Maier, Christine
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This is the moment everything changes. The pain. The scars. The fear. But the world awaits you-if you can survive yourself. Emily is a survivor. She's lived through the worst moment of her life-a near-fatal car accident that's left her medically and emotionally broken. Her lingering physical and emotional scars are a constant reminder of the life she continues to mourn. On a mission to put the broken pieces back together, she fights her fears and travels the world . . . London. Paris. Amsterdam. Berlin. Rome. Greece. Sydney. But in the end, she discovers the one place that holds the mystery to…mehr

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This is the moment everything changes. The pain. The scars. The fear. But the world awaits you-if you can survive yourself. Emily is a survivor. She's lived through the worst moment of her life-a near-fatal car accident that's left her medically and emotionally broken. Her lingering physical and emotional scars are a constant reminder of the life she continues to mourn. On a mission to put the broken pieces back together, she fights her fears and travels the world . . . London. Paris. Amsterdam. Berlin. Rome. Greece. Sydney. But in the end, she discovers the one place that holds the mystery to it all-her past. Blue Sky Morning is an inspirational women's fiction novel that will take you on an adventure to show you a resilient version of yourself hidden beneath the surface. Grab your passport and take a trip around the world. Your very own Blue Sky Morning awaits you.
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Christine is an author and speaker who empowers individuals and organizations to embrace their differences and find their superpowers. She is the author of the award-winning books, Blue Sky Morning and The Too Tall Giraffe. Christine spent years believing a cleft lip and palate, being the shortest kid in class, and a learning disability were holding her back. But the opposite was true. They taught her that what makes us different is really the foundation for understanding our superpowers.