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This book explores the grief of a younger sister, Julie, coming to terms with the sudden loss of her seemingly perfect older sister, Olga. While Olga embodied tradition, attending church and prioritizing family, Julie harbors dreams pursuing a more modern path. Torn between resentment for a sister she never fully understood, Julie embarks on a quest to uncover her sister’s suspected secrets. This journey not only sheds light on her sister's true self but also fosters healing within the fractured family, particularly between a grieving Julie and her mother.
Mentioned in the episode:
The author’s article, How Libraries Discriminate Against Undocumented Children, 2017 https://time.com/4982107/libraries-discriminate-undocumented-children/
Jedfoundation.org
The Life is Precious program from the nonprofit that is a culturally and linguistically appropriate support for Latina teens - comunilife.org/life-is-precious
The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline - text “START” to 741-741 or call 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
By VanessaThis book explores the grief of a younger sister, Julie, coming to terms with the sudden loss of her seemingly perfect older sister, Olga. While Olga embodied tradition, attending church and prioritizing family, Julie harbors dreams pursuing a more modern path. Torn between resentment for a sister she never fully understood, Julie embarks on a quest to uncover her sister’s suspected secrets. This journey not only sheds light on her sister's true self but also fosters healing within the fractured family, particularly between a grieving Julie and her mother.
Mentioned in the episode:
The author’s article, How Libraries Discriminate Against Undocumented Children, 2017 https://time.com/4982107/libraries-discriminate-undocumented-children/
Jedfoundation.org
The Life is Precious program from the nonprofit that is a culturally and linguistically appropriate support for Latina teens - comunilife.org/life-is-precious
The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline - text “START” to 741-741 or call 1-800-273-TALK (8255)