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    Summary of Kate Braestrup's Here If You Need Me
    Summary of Kate Braestrup's Here If You Need Me
    Summary of Kate Braestrup's Here If You Need Me
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    Summary of Kate Braestrup's Here If You Need Me

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    #1 I was sent to help find a missing six-year-old girl near Masquinongy Pond. The parents were worried about their daughter, and the parents loved their child.

    #2 I dial my house to hear my children’s voices. It’s early in the search, and there’s hope. I know not to anticipate or plan for these calls. Hope and grief typically present themselves in novel ways every time.

    #3 The plane flew over the lake, and I could see the ducks and the ice crystals around the cattails. It won’t be long until the surface of the lake freezes into a solid pane of ice.

    #4 I fly with Charlie, and I enjoy looking at Maine from this new angle. I rediscover the familiar features of the state, such as its seacoast, church spires, and winding roads.

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    PublisherIRB Media
    Release dateMay 24, 2022
    ISBN9798822525832
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      Contents

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      Insights from Chapter 5

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      Insights from Chapter 7

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      #1

      I was sent to help find a missing six-year-old girl near Masquinongy Pond. The parents were worried about their daughter, and the parents loved their child.

      #2

      I dial my house to hear my children’s voices. It’s early in the search, and there’s hope. I know not to anticipate or plan for these calls. Hope and grief typically present themselves in novel ways every time.

      #3

      The plane flew over the lake, and I could see the ducks and the ice crystals around the cattails. It won’t be long until the surface of the lake freezes into a solid pane of ice.

      #4

      I fly with Charlie, and I enjoy looking at Maine from this new angle. I

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