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A Piece of Normal

A Novel

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At thirty-four, Lily Brown believes her life is just as she wants it: a fulfilling job as an advice columnist, a charming four-year-old son, and an ex-husband, Teddy, who still admires her. Living in her childhood beach house, she enjoys the scenic view and the familiar comfort of her surroundings. However, she has made a pact with herself to avoid dating until she finds a new girlfriend for Teddy, who remains emotionally attached to her. Lily also clings to the unchanged state of her parents’ home, even after twelve years since their tragic passing, and hasn’t spoken to her younger sister, Dana, in a decade since Dana’s dramatic departure. Yet, life has a way of disrupting even the best-laid plans. When Lily impulsively dyes her hair a ghastly orange, she begins to question her contentment. The unexpected arrival of Dana brings excitement and chaos back into her life, stirring up old tensions. Dana’s vivacity captivates those around her, especially Teddy, leading to escalating conflicts between the sisters. As Dana unveils long-buried family secrets, Lily must confront her own advice about embracing life’s unpredictability. With humor and unforgettable characters, the story explores the complexities of sisterhood, revealing what to release and what to cherish.

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A Piece of Normal, Sandi Kahn Shelton

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2007
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Title
A Piece of Normal
Subtitle
A Novel
Language
English
Released
2007
Format
Paperback
Pages
352
ISBN10
1400097320
ISBN13
9781400097326
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At thirty-four, Lily Brown believes her life is just as she wants it: a fulfilling job as an advice columnist, a charming four-year-old son, and an ex-husband, Teddy, who still admires her. Living in her childhood beach house, she enjoys the scenic view and the familiar comfort of her surroundings. However, she has made a pact with herself to avoid dating until she finds a new girlfriend for Teddy, who remains emotionally attached to her. Lily also clings to the unchanged state of her parents’ home, even after twelve years since their tragic passing, and hasn’t spoken to her younger sister, Dana, in a decade since Dana’s dramatic departure. Yet, life has a way of disrupting even the best-laid plans. When Lily impulsively dyes her hair a ghastly orange, she begins to question her contentment. The unexpected arrival of Dana brings excitement and chaos back into her life, stirring up old tensions. Dana’s vivacity captivates those around her, especially Teddy, leading to escalating conflicts between the sisters. As Dana unveils long-buried family secrets, Lily must confront her own advice about embracing life’s unpredictability. With humor and unforgettable characters, the story explores the complexities of sisterhood, revealing what to release and what to cherish.