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Katherine Center:
Thank you for this wonderful book, and I can't wait to read your new release. In this book, Cassie mentions (near the end) reading a book about post-traumatic growth, and I wonder if you know of a good book of that nature to recommend? Thank you for handling trauma so well in your books.
Katherine Center
Hi! I read a wonderful non-fiction book about post-traumatic growth right around the time I was writing Things You Save in a Fire called What Doesn't Kill Us: The New Psychology of Post-Traumatic Growth by Stephen Joseph. It's a great, practical, helpful read, and I highly recommend it!! Thank you!
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Cara Achterberg
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Katherine Center:
In researching Happiness for Beginners, did you take a wilderness trek? How did you come up with the details of their adventures? Do you know someone with the eye ailment that Jake has? Have you experienced someone stepping on a fallen log and getting injured?
Grace
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Katherine Center:
Hello, I am a rather new fan of your book, but even so I had read all of them bar from three (which I intend to read as soon as I can get my hands on them). I was wondering, do you ever feel the want to change the location of your books from Texas? And also, do you think that you will ever revisit some of the characters in your earlier books like Get Lucky or Bright Side Of Disaster?
Kristy Bassilakis
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Katherine Center:
I'm reading How to Walk Away and I was absolutely shocked when I got to the part about Cliff going to Mystic to restore the Charles W. Morgan! I work at Mystic Seaport Museum, so I have to ask, how did that end up in the book? Do you have a personal connection?
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