Discover the profound journey of love and loss in 'Sing No Sad Songs,' a poignant memoir penned by Sandra Arnold. This beautiful paperback, measuring 175 x 228 x 20 mm and comprising 220 pages, tells the heart-wrenching story of Rebecca Arnold, a talented art student from Greendale, Canterbury, who faced a rare and aggressive cancer at just 22. Through this intimate narrative, readers are invited to explore the complexities of bereavement and the relentless strength of the human spirit. The memoir captures the essence of a close mother-daughter bond, as Sandra recounts her family's year-long adventure in Brazil. This vibrant backdrop serves as a stark contrast to the unimaginable grief that unfolds. 'Sing No Sad Songs' is not merely a tale of loss; it's a testament to survival, courage, and the search for acceptance amidst heartache. With its heartfelt and accessible prose, this book offers readers a powerful exploration of love that transcends time and tragedy. Perfect for those seeking inspirational memoirs or looking to understand the deeper facets of life and death, this book will resonate with anyone who appreciates a well-written, emotional journey. Order yours today and experience a story that is ultimately redemptive, inviting readers to reflect on their own lives and relationships. We are pleased to offer combined shipping to make your experience even better. Shop with confidence, knowing that this product is in stock in NZ, ensuring there are no unexpected import charges, customs duties, or taxes, as Smartfox is a NZ owned business located in Auckland.CONDITION: Brand NewDimensions: 175 x 228 x 20 mmPages: 220Bind: paperbackAuthor: Sandra Arnold Publisher: Canterbury University PressAt the age of 22 Rebecca Arnold, an art student from Greendale in Canterbury,was diagnosed with a rare and vicious cancer. Thirteen months later this vibrant and talented young woman was dead, her family left to cope with a tidal wave of grief and loss. Sing No Sad Songs is a heartbreaking yet beautifully composed memoir by Rebecca’s mother, Sandra Arnold. It is a haunting story of bereavement, survival, courage and acceptance, as well as a tender account of a close mother-daughter relationship cut far too short. The story begins with the family’s move to live in Brazil for a year, during which time we get to know Rebecca and her family, and watch her blossom into womanhood in this colourful and challenging environment. Her subsequent decline and death are all the more shocking in contrast. This moving and compelling memoir is neither sentimental nor voyeuristic. It is a restrained telling of a personal journey – â€the map I have constructed for myself’ – that is ultimately powerfully redemptive.We are happy to combine shipping. Smartfox is a NZ owned business located in Auckland. This product is in stock in NZ which means no unexpected import charges, custom duty or tax.
