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Love and loss

Youll shed a tear for two best friends to the end

This is the most devastatingly beautiful book. It is deeply, deeply sad yet also uplifting and life-affirming, perhaps surprisingly so for a novel that is largely about the end of a life.

Edi and Ash have been best friends since childhood. For 40 years, they’ve been through every milestone together and share many memories. Now their friendship is in

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