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Love at the Center of Grief is a contemporary The Notebook for grieving teens who want to believe in the power of love even when faced with The Fault in Our Stars. If only they knew how.For Gretchen Gardener and Hayden Tucker, Summerfort Grief Center, nestled near Branson, Missouri, offers a place to hope. At the tender age of six, they both endured the losses of their mothers. As children, they bonded as friends, but when puberty hit romantic crushes developed. Shyness has them doubting every emotion.Who will break the silence-build courage-admit they care? Summerfort High School awaits this…mehr

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Love at the Center of Grief is a contemporary The Notebook for grieving teens who want to believe in the power of love even when faced with The Fault in Our Stars. If only they knew how.For Gretchen Gardener and Hayden Tucker, Summerfort Grief Center, nestled near Branson, Missouri, offers a place to hope. At the tender age of six, they both endured the losses of their mothers. As children, they bonded as friends, but when puberty hit romantic crushes developed. Shyness has them doubting every emotion.Who will break the silence-build courage-admit they care? Summerfort High School awaits this year. Hayden wears Summerfort Eagles' jerseys, but not everyone on the team accepts this robust loner due to his sensitive nature. Gretchen's a blend of childish maturity, spouting off unique words, and Constitutional factoids. Neither of those talents solves her obsessive behavior at hoarding odd memories.Love at the Center of Grief overflows with equal parts, heartache, and laughter. Gretchen and Hayden navigate adolescence with hefty layers of grief and widowed dads in tow. Raw, honest emotions pour into the pages of grief diaries written to their mothers. They explain through detailed stories how grief factors into everything.
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Missouri author Cindy McIntyre is the IPPY-award-winning author of Love at the Center of Grief, as well as Eulogies Unspoken: Stories of Worth and Caring for Dad: With Love and Tomatoes. She taught in at-risk education for twenty-five years. After the loss of her parents, Miss McIntyre set out assisting others as a group facilitator at the Lost and Found Grief Center. In addition, she serves as Secretary for the Ozarks Writers League. She is originally from Earlville, Illinois, but now calls Missouri home.