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Breakup Guide: Tips for Mending Broken Hearts and Turning Your Loss into the Best Change in Your Life
The Breakup Tips for Mending Broken Hearts and Turning Your Loss into the Best Change in Your Life
Discover an audiobook that tells you what you should do and how!
Instead of jumping right into the psychology, sociology, or any kind of "ology", this audiobook will provide you first with all the necessary concepts that you need to learn in order to make the learning process of controlling your heartbreak possible.
The simple concept of mending a broken heart can be an understatement or the result of neglectful mistakes you could make!
You will also learn the the significance of your emotions and physical health, and how to take control of your future!
Want to know more? And what this book is about?
Buy this audiobook today!
Discover an audiobook that tells you what you should do and how!
Instead of jumping right into the psychology, sociology, or any kind of "ology", this audiobook will provide you first with all the necessary concepts that you need to learn in order to make the learning process of controlling your heartbreak possible.
The simple concept of mending a broken heart can be an understatement or the result of neglectful mistakes you could make!
You will also learn the the significance of your emotions and physical health, and how to take control of your future!
Want to know more? And what this book is about?
Buy this audiobook today!
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First published September 6, 2015
About the author
Sarah May
66 books35 followersSarah May was born in Northumberland, England in 1972. She studied English at London University and Creative Writing at Lancaster University.
Her acclaimed first novel, The Nudist Colony (1999), was shortlisted for the Guardian First Book Award. A bleak, menacing fable set in a violent and corrupt England, the story centres on 14-year-old Aesop and his manipulative mentor. Her second book, Spanish City (2002), is a novel set in a pleasure resort on the north-east coast of England and chronicling the evolution of pleasure across the twentieth century, for which she was jointly awarded a 2001 Amazon.co.uk Writers' Bursary. The Internationals, set in and around a Macedonian refugee camp during the 1999 Kosovo crisis, was published in 2003. Her fourth novel was The Rise and Fall of the Queen of Suburbia (2006). Her latest book is The Rise and Fall of a Domestic Diva (2008).
Sarah May lives in London.
Her acclaimed first novel, The Nudist Colony (1999), was shortlisted for the Guardian First Book Award. A bleak, menacing fable set in a violent and corrupt England, the story centres on 14-year-old Aesop and his manipulative mentor. Her second book, Spanish City (2002), is a novel set in a pleasure resort on the north-east coast of England and chronicling the evolution of pleasure across the twentieth century, for which she was jointly awarded a 2001 Amazon.co.uk Writers' Bursary. The Internationals, set in and around a Macedonian refugee camp during the 1999 Kosovo crisis, was published in 2003. Her fourth novel was The Rise and Fall of the Queen of Suburbia (2006). Her latest book is The Rise and Fall of a Domestic Diva (2008).
Sarah May lives in London.
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