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The Pulitzer Prize winner and NY Times bestselling writer of Let's Take the GOOD WAY Home now offers us a stunning, exquisitely written memoir about a dramatic turning point in her life, which unexpectedly exposed a world of understanding, opportunity, and connection. New Life, No Instructions is about the shocking way life can get started again, at any era. What do you do when the storyline changes in midlife? When a tale you have advised yourself turns out to be a little untrue, sufficient to put the world off-kilter? It's like giving the train at the incorrect stop: You are still you, however in a new place, there unintentionally or grace, and you'll need your wits about you to proceed. Any change that matters, or takes, commences as immeasurably small. Then it accumulates, moss on rock, and after a few thousand many years of not interfering, you have a glen, or a waterfall, or a field of expectation where sorrow used to be. Perhaps most of us consider our loved ones extraordinary; that is one of the elixirs of connection. But over the calendar months of pain and disrepair of that winter, I experienced something that made the grimness tolerable: I experienced blessed by the tribe I had been part of. Here I had been, supposedly solo, and the real fact was that I needed a make field of interconnection encompassing me. "Primarily I advised this history because I wanted to say something about expectation and the absence of it, and how exactly we keep going in any case. About second chances, and how they're sometimes buried amid the dross, even when you're poised for the downhill quality. The narrative can always turn out to be a different history from what you expected.
