Description

When SandraKaye Darden arrives at her Uncle Poppy’s house to meet a realtor, she finds herself drawn into a story far more complicated—and meaningful—than she expected. As two unlikely allies confront loss, uncertainty, and the possibility of starting over, an ordinary place becomes the center of an extraordinary community effort. Tender and uplifting, this moving novel explores second chances, compassion, and the quiet power of people who choose to make a difference together.

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The Summer Kitchen

Lisa Wingate

paperback

Thorndike Press

Published Jan 1, 2009

ISBN: 9781410418043

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Details

First Published

2009

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for The Summer Kitchen by Lisa Wingate.

Poverty/Homelessness
Death/Grief
Family Dysfunction