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An Ocean Apart
'A beautiful story of friendship, new beginnings and love . . . It's a love letter to the women who left behind everything to help heal our country and establish the NHS. I could not have loved this more and thought about it long after I turned the last page.' - Kate Thompson, author of The Little Wartime Library Inspired by real life stories of the Windrush Generation and her mother’s own experiences as a nurse coming to Britain from the Caribbean, Sarah Lee’s debut novel An Ocean Apart is a must for fans of Call the Midwife. It’s 1954 and, in Barbados, Ruby Haynes spots an advertisement for young women to train as nurses for the new National Health Service in Great Britain. Her siste...
Never Wanted; Always Needed
We all have a past. You have been hurt, you have made choices you wish you had never made, and you have seen and heard things you can never unhear or unsee. You have dreamed of what your life would look like, yet your life is so far from what you ever dreamed of. You have endured hardships you never would have chosen. But you can use the good, the bad, and the hurt to drive you to something better. You can use the pain that comes with the hardships of life to overcome the stigma in which society says you should react and the feelings you should feel. Sarah Lee is a woman who has wanted to throw in the towel many days. In fact, life has dealt her many hardships. She has dealt with anxiety, depression, and feeling overwhelmed. She has questioned God and the purpose for her life. Her story and her experiences in life will encourage and inspire women to not allow their brokenness to defeat them but to allow it to be the very thing that leads them to their divine purposes in life.
Those Wild Scenes
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A Messs of Milque
Sarah Lee is one of the hottest new writers on the Boulder poetry scene! The 24 year old recent Front Range Community College grad and Longmont resident has taken the scene by storm in the last year, blowing audience's minds with her uncompromising True Originality. Unlike that other kinduv writer who is constricted by an obligation to write the 'correct way,' Sarah taps into her boundless imagination with a shoot-from-the-hip ease. You will be astonished by her uniqueness, but also find comfort on relatable themes such as outsider-ism, misunderstoodness, the full embrace of the inner-child, and love for all sentient beings. This book is a Kellogg's-cerealesque 11 piece variety pack of Lee's...
Never Wanted; Always Needed
We all have a past. You have been hurt, you have made choices you wish you had never made, and you have seen and heard things you can never unhear or unsee. You have dreamed of what your life would look like, yet your life is so far from what you ever dreamed of. You have endured hardships you never would have chosen. But you can use the good, the bad, and the hurt to drive you to something better. You can use the pain that comes with the hardships of life to overcome the stigma in which society says you should react and the feelings you should feel. Sarah Lee is a woman who has wanted to throw in the towel many days. In fact, life has dealt her many hardships. She has dealt with anxiety, depression, and feeling overwhelmed. She has questioned God and the purpose for her life. Her story and her experiences in life will encourage and inspire women to not allow their brokenness to defeat them but to allow it to be the very thing that leads them to their divine purposes in life.
Sarah Lee and a Mule Named Maybe
Please God, I whispered. Not another moose. I couldn't stand another moose. I reached forward to pull on Auntie Teresa's coat, but it was too late. The growl erupted into an enormous roar. I glimpsed something dark racing down the path straight toward us. It threw itself into the air and banged into my chest, knocking me to my knees. I let out a horrible scream. Maybe is a big gray, mule who wins races and Sarah Lee is a big-and-tall 12-year-old who's not happy with her size. Her family is headed for the Canadian Rockies for a trail ride. She prays: Dear Jesus, please keep us safe tomorrow. I don't want to be chased by a cougar or a bear. And Jesus, please make me a different person--someone who isn't fat. Amen. When Maybe and Sheba, Mom's snow-white Arabian horse, are spooked by a crash in the underbrush, they disappear, leaving Sarah and Mom stranded in the woods. Now what? God, please take care of Maybe, prays Sarah. As they hit the dusty trail, Sarah Lee learns a few things about mules. And prayer. And self-esteem. And why God lets bad things happen. And how much she has to be thankful for.
The Gentle Hum of Anxiety
Oscar Archambault was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. The middle son of an influential and powerful New York society family, the world has always been his oyster. But as he gets older, Oscar realizes he can't always get everything he wants. When he confesses his love to childhood friend Anna Sterling at the beginning of the summer, she leaves him nursing his wounded pride and broken heart. As the summer of 1939 progresses, tension builds within the Archambault family, leaving nineteen-year-old Oscar to navigate the landmines of dark family secrets. When Oscar sees Anna at the end of summer, the joy of being in her company is marred once more by his uncertainty of her intentions. Meanwhile, when Oscar uncovers the one thing his brother doesn't want the family to know, he sets off a chain of events that changes the course of the entire family's destiny forever. Set in New York high society on the eve of World War II, The Gentle Hum of Anxiety is a poignant and affecting tale of young love, dark secrets, and weathering the consequences of the hard choices that come with growing up.
Secrets Unfold
Pain meets pleasure. Good against evil. Angels versus demons. Two sides of the same coin, yet one must always prevail. While other students are preparing for college finals, Nadine feels something shifting inside her. Haunted by the unexplained, the girl she sees in her reflection isn't truly her. Not any more. To learn the truth about the darkness churning within her, she must reveal family secrets buried deep. In between meeting sultry new men who awaken her burning desires, Nadine faces treacherous obstacles created by a dangerous enemy, and unknown creatures. Each one is a test to determine which side of the coin her true nature lies. As new friends join their powers with hers, will the impossible break them? Or make them strong enough to withstand the vicious games at hand?
West of West
Swim out into the Pacific and look back to the shore. To the couple kissing in the hot afternoon, and the young girl rollerskating along the front, and the family setting up camp on the soft, warm sand. To the blues and yellows and pinks of fierce, determined revelry. Santa Monica, where the wooden pier juts out into the Pacific Ocean, marks the end of Route 66. The great American journey west culminates here, and it is on this short stretch of coast that Sarah Lee began shooting her photographic series in 2015. In West of West Sarah Lee and Laura Barton explore the idea of the West in shaping American identity, with its idealism and notions of the frontier, and what the American West means in an age of political turbulence, when the East is the rising global force and the frontier is shifting once more.
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