Status Updates From The Collected Regrets of Cl...

This book is about Clover, a woman who lost her parents when she was 6 years old and raised by her grandfather. The first half of this book navigates how she became a death doula and her experiences that led her to her current career status. She is also uncovering a blossoming friendship with her new neighbor and possible relationship with a man, her first human connections in a while.

- “But as far as I could tell, I love you was one of the hardest things to say in the English language. Not for its pronunciation (synecdoche held that title, in my opinion), but for the weight it carried. The way it teetered on the tip of your tongue, like a child on the side of a pool before attempting their first dive. The heart leaps, the pulse thunders, and you wonder if it’s too late to turn back.”

- “But as far as I could tell, I love you was one of the hardest things to say in the English language. Not for its pronunciation (synecdoche held that title, in my opinion), but for the weight it carried. The way it teetered on the tip of your tongue, like a child on the side of a pool before attempting their first dive. The heart leaps, the pulse thunders, and you wonder if it’s too late to turn back.”