Flip it over. The back cover says it better.
New: The Book, Now on Amazon
Finding Sarah.
You Can’t Read the Label from Inside the Jar, a modern fable for real women.
Since she was twelve, Sarah has caught everything before it fell. Nobody noticed when she started falling, too.
At fifty, Sarah teaches AP Language, juggles her mother’s cardiology and her father’s oncology, and keeps a husband and two teenagers running on time. Then, on an ordinary morning, she whispers the truth: she can’t do all of this. An empty jalapeño jar in the back of the pantry shows her why, and one stone at a time, Sarah starts to turn.
Funny, profane, and painfully familiar, this is a novel-length story with reflection pages after each part and the complete STONES Framework Sarah uses to find her way back to herself.
Who it’s for
If you see yourself in Sarah, you’ll know by page ten.
- You are the one everyone calls first, and the last one anyone asks how they are.
- You have done everything right on paper and feel quietly unrecognizable underneath.
- You are carrying aging parents, teenagers, a household, and a career at the same time.
- You keep waiting to feel like yourself again, and the waiting has gone on long enough.
- You want a story that ends with turning, not with fixing.
What’s inside
A story you finish, and a framework you keep.
- A complete novel told in parts, readable in a weekend, and still with you a month later.
- Reflection pages after each part, so Sarah's story can turn into your own questions.
- The complete STONES Framework Sarah uses to find her way back to herself.
- The unglamorous truth of midlife caregiving, marriage, motherhood, and teaching, written with humor.
Reading the novel is the on-ramp. Turn the Stone, the 46-page guide sold here for $37, is the same work with the workbook open.
Price and formats
Kindle and paperback, on Amazon only for now.
Kindle
Instant read on any device, with the reflection pages right after each part.
Paperback
For the woman who needs something in her hands and a page to dog-ear.
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