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Saying Goodbye to My Free-Spirited Sister — Zibby Mag | The Literary Lifestyle Destinatio

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By Zibby Owens Verified, Katherine Sherbrooke
| zibbymag.com
When I was seven or eight years old, I stumbled upon my parents’ wedding album while playing “office” in an attic storage space. I stopped my pretend filing and phone calls and stared wide-eyed at the flower girl in the photos, maybe four years old, who looked suspiciously like my sister Barbara. “Mom! Is this Barb in your wedding photos?” I yelled while charging down the stairs toward the kitchen. My mother froze mid-stir at the stove.
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My mother's last lesson

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By Katherine Sherbrooke
| WBUR-FM (Boston, MA) Verified
The color of death is blue. That’s what the hospice nurse told us. We had rushed to my mother’s bedside from various parts of the country, shocked to see her so diminished. She had suffered from severe dementia for years, but her spirit had remained strong. She’d communicate her delight upon seeing one of us by popping open her eyes and flashing a mischievous smile, ever ready to be amused, always desirous of play.
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My three book clubs: Eight unique titles go back in time, challenge characters with hoarding, bugs or even aslyum

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By Katherine Sherbrooke, Rachel Joyce, Lisa Jewel, Norma Klingsick
| St. Louis Post-Dispatch Verified
My three book clubs: Eight unique titles go back in time, challenge characters with hoarding, bugs or even aslyum Vacation weeks in June took me to the sandy beaches of Hutchinson Island, Florida, and on a spur-of-the-moment camping trip near Sleeping Bear Dunes National Park in Michigan.
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FILL THE SKY by Katherine Sherbrooke

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By Katherine Sherbrooke
| Kirkus Reviews Verified
Joline, Ellie, and Tess, three women who’ve been friends since college, visit Ecuadorian shamans to try to cure Ellie’s cancer. Joline, a single mom and New Age “life coach,” has given up her other clients to work with Bryce, a Silicon Valley businessman, on a planned retreat center where wealthy guests can consult the best shamans. Ellie, married to Joline’s brother David, is a lawyer-turned–stay-at-home mom who lost a lung to cancer and now has six months to live.
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