The Life List - Paperback

Name: The Life List - Paperback
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SKU: 9780345540874
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by Lori Nelson Spielman

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Book Overview

INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLER - In this utterly charming debut novel, one woman sets out to complete her old list of childhood goals--and finds that her lifelong dreams lead her down a path she never expects.

"A wonderful, touching story that reminds us to live life to its fullest."--Cecelia Ahern, New York Times bestselling author of P.S., I Love You

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1. Go to Paris
2. Have a baby, maybe two
3. Fall in love

Brett Bohlinger seems to have it all: a plum job, a spacious loft, an irresistibly handsome boyfriend. All in all, a charmed life. That is, until her beloved mother passes away, leaving behind a will with one big stipulation: In order to receive her inheritance, Brett must first complete the life list of goals she'd written when she was a naïve girl of fourteen. Grief-stricken, Brett can barely make sense of her mother's decision--her childhood dreams don't resemble her ambitions at age thirty-four in the slightest. Some seem impossible. How can she possibly have a relationship with a father who died seven years ago? Other goals (Be an awesome teacher!) would require her to reinvent her entire future. As Brett reluctantly embarks on a perplexing journey in search of her adolescent dreams, one thing becomes clear. Sometimes life's sweetest gifts can be found in the most unexpected places.

ISBN	9780345540874
Author	Lori Nelson Spielman
Publisher	Random House Publishing Group
Genre	Literature
Format	Paperback
Published	July 2013
Language	ENG- English
Pages	368
Weight	1.0 lb
Target Audience	Adults
Print Size	Standard Print

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