ISBN: 9798177650227 - the last house on the list (6 resultados)

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. For thirty-one years, Vera Odom has known how to care for people at the hardest point of their lives. She notices what others miss, stays calm when families cannot, and has built an identity around being the person who knows what to do. Then a routine appointment puts Vera on the other side of the room. At sixty-four, she is told she has mild cognitive impairment: measurable changes, no current loss of independence, and no certainty about what comes next. Vera knows enough about decline to understand every frightening possibility. What she does not know is how to become the person who might need help. Her newest client, Walter Greer, is eighty-one, widowed, stubbornly independent, and accustomed to noticing people. A retired letter carrier who walked the same route for decades, Walter understands something Vera has spent years avoiding: being cared for does not have to mean being managed. As autumn gives way to winter, two cups of tea become a ritual. A neighbor becomes a friend. Vera's daughter begins asking the questions Vera has been postponing. And the faith Vera quietly stepped away from after an old loss begins to feel less like a room she has left and more like one she may be ready to enter again. The Last House on the List is a quiet, emotionally precise novel about caregiving, uncertainty, friendship, faith, family, and the difficult grace of letting other people show up for you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. For thirty-one years, Vera Odom has known how to care for people at the hardest point of their lives. She notices what others miss, stays calm when families cannot, and has built an identity around being the person who knows what to do. Then a routine appointment puts Vera on the other side of the room. At sixty-four, she is told she has mild cognitive impairment: measurable changes, no current loss of independence, and no certainty about what comes next. Vera knows enough about decline to understand every frightening possibility. What she does not know is how to become the person who might need help. Her newest client, Walter Greer, is eighty-one, widowed, stubbornly independent, and accustomed to noticing people. A retired letter carrier who walked the same route for decades, Walter understands something Vera has spent years avoiding: being cared for does not have to mean being managed. As autumn gives way to winter, two cups of tea become a ritual. A neighbor becomes a friend. Vera's daughter begins asking the questions Vera has been postponing. And the faith Vera quietly stepped away from after an old loss begins to feel less like a room she has left and more like one she may be ready to enter again. The Last House on the List is a quiet, emotionally precise novel about caregiving, uncertainty, friendship, faith, family, and the difficult grace of letting other people show up for you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…