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Krys Marino, author of the only thing on earth and Dear Juliette, brings you a raw book of poetry, on the journey of her darkest of nights in her life."this journeyof minereplicates mydarkest of nightssleepless nightsdaunting nightsnights beyondyour wildest nightmareswhat keeps you upat night?"

Elyse, Rachel, Brie, Leah and Alex, who have been best friends since their freshman year of college, are living their best lives in their late twenties. Between career accomplishments, bachelorette parties, weddings, baby showers and housewarming parties, they experience a wave of major life milestones together, jam-packed over one summer. Fast forward seven years, and despite the appearance of living their perfectly curated lifestyles, they all find themselves in unexpected situations. From mundane little struggles to life-altering decisions, the women navigate the throes of motherhood, fertility, career expectations and family relationships. Elyse finds herself at the pinnacle of her career, the absolute worst time to have a baby that her husband so desperately wants. Brie, who is happily focused on her academic career and a revolving door of six-month situationships, has her life flipped upside down when she becomes the caregiver for her ailing mother. Alex, freshly back to work after maternity leave, struggles with her identity and confidence as a woman, professional and mother, especially when her own estranged mother starts to push for more of a presence in her life. Leah is dealing with secondary infertility, a husband who is not willing to do whatever it takes to expand their family, and the overall realization that she has less control over her life than she thought she did. And Rachel, now a mom of two, is just going through the motions of daily life. She's been putting others' needs before her own for so long that it doesn't even bother her, most of the time. Thirty(ology) is a reflection of modern women, the formative decade that is your thirties, and most importantly, the female friendships that, although they may get put on the backburner, are the foundation for thriving-or at least surviving-your thirties.

Juliette Dubois is a single 30-year-old B Magazine restaurant critic who shared the love of food with her French mother, Esmée Dubois-but that's about all they shared.Juliette was born and raised in Boston by her single mother and never met her father, let alone knows who he is.After Juliette receives the horrible news at her 30th birthday party that her mother unexpectedly died, she goes to Paris with her best friend and confidant, roommate, and coworker, Genevieve, for her mother's memorial service and unravels a life she never knew her mother was living-including her mother's secret boyfriend, Leo, and gets closer to the truth about her father. Juliette is intrigued to stay in Paris to find out more about her late mother, after she is given a letter by her mother's estate attorney that was written by Esmée on her deathbed. The letter divulges secrets she doesn't know how to navigate and raises even more questions.After making the decision to take a leave of absence from work and stay in Paris in the hopes she learns more about her past, Juliette meets Pierre, who helps her traverse the present. Through the power of grief, love, friendship, curiosity, and wanderlust, Juliette realizes sometimes getting lost on an unknown path still lands you on the one you were meant to find.

From Chicago to New York City, Charlie Winchester has been a rich girl --- and she is still technically a rich girl, even though she's barely on speaking terms with her father. But now she might just be a lost girl. Still reeling after her self-imposed exile, she finds herself plagued by dreams --- or nightmares, depending on who you ask --- of a life with the one person she can't have. Not only is her brother Deacon getting married to one of the most famous supermodels in the world, but he's also expanding the family business and doing it alongside his best friend --- the love of her life and the man whose heart she broke, David. After David misses his flight for Deacon's engagement party, Charlie finds him standing in the back of her classroom looking to catch a ride on her family's jet. The engagement party is like any other Winchester affair: extravagant, isolating and heartbreaking. Charlie strikes up a friendship in the unlikeliest of places --- with Tripp Banks of all people --- and realizes she might just be well and truly adrift.

Figuring out who you are and where you belong can be two of the most difficult things anyone can ever wonder about.For Millicent Howell, these things have eluded her since she discovered she was adopted at a young age, with only a single letter connecting her to her true family. Yet, as she continues trying to piece together who she is, she finds further separation -- from her adoptive family, from Allison, her roommate and the closest thing to a best friend she has, and from herself. That is, until she receives an opportunity to travel across the country and meet the family she's spent almost her entire life dreaming about. As she embarks on the cross-country road trip with Allison, their mysterious upstairs neighbor, and his oddball roommate, Millie begins to find that sometimes the answers you perpetually chase aren't always the ones you want to find. And that sometimes the space between two places can be frustrating, wonderful, and oftentimes a beautiful combination of the two.

Charlie Winchester is a rich girl. She has always been a rich girl. But her family's baggage comes with a price, and theirs is designer. When Charlie's mother died unexpectedly seven years earlier, her family was left fragmented beyond repair. She has spent the years since her mother's death running from the family she can't seem to mend and the legacy she wants to escape. Forced to return home to Chicago after years of trying to avoid fixing herself by helping others, Charlie attempts to carve a name for herself and her own path at Winchester Holdings: their family of generations' company. Although she has never had much success in the dating department, unlike her brother Deacon whose life is an endless parade of dates and conquests, Charlie is surprised to find herself enamored with one of her colleagues. That is until someone from her past she attempted to bury along with her mother appears back in her life and turns everything she has worked to create upside down.

This isn't your typical dog story. This is a story of Kleo's last fourteen years: the day she got her dog, Sophie, to the day Sophie loses her battle with cancer. Kleo is a Filipino-American girl who learned early on in her life that it wasn't going to be easy. Growing up in an abusive household, Kleo wanted a better life for herself and an epic love story, much different than the one she was accustomed to. Little did she know, her epic love story involved two pups. Each chapter takes you on a journey of one year in Kleo's life with Sophie by her side-and Sophie's adopted black lab sister, Marlow. Kleo learned that no matter what she went through in life, the only two things that remained constant in hers were her two fur babies.Through fourteen years of trials and tribulations, love and heartbreak,moving across the country and other significant life events, Kleo realizes that grief is the strongest force of all-and that grief can't possibly be experienced without having loved immensely.Love stories come in all shapes and sizes, and the only thing on earth draws from raw experiences with love and grief. And, after all, the author truly believes dogs are the only thing on earth that'll love you more than they love themselves.