Sarah

Sarah entered the art program at NYU determined to become the best painter she could be, and soon after graduation her paintings begin to sell. Sarah becomes obsessed with painting. Her paintings are emotionally charged and powerful, showing a confidence she feels in her life of art, but not her relationships-especially with her family. She feels overshadowed and distanced by her very successful father, whom she both resents and reveres.

On a trip to Milan Sarah falls in love and the future looks bright. But when she loses her younger sister, she is overwhelmed with guilt for not being the big sister she should have been. Sarah's feelings of remorse damage her love affair and darken her painting style. When her mother dies Sarah finds, as many of us do, that she never really knew her and now wishes she did. Sarah resolves to reconnect with her father, but in doing so learns that memories are sometimes found to be false. But as her father tells her, "We can remake our memories, and in so doing shape the future."

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Sarah

Sarah entered the art program at NYU determined to become the best painter she could be, and soon after graduation her paintings begin to sell. Sarah becomes obsessed with painting. Her paintings are emotionally charged and powerful, showing a confidence she feels in her life of art, but not her relationships-especially with her family. She feels overshadowed and distanced by her very successful father, whom she both resents and reveres.

On a trip to Milan Sarah falls in love and the future looks bright. But when she loses her younger sister, she is overwhelmed with guilt for not being the big sister she should have been. Sarah's feelings of remorse damage her love affair and darken her painting style. When her mother dies Sarah finds, as many of us do, that she never really knew her and now wishes she did. Sarah resolves to reconnect with her father, but in doing so learns that memories are sometimes found to be false. But as her father tells her, "We can remake our memories, and in so doing shape the future."

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Sarah

Sarah

by Mike Trial
Sarah

Sarah

by Mike Trial

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Overview

Sarah entered the art program at NYU determined to become the best painter she could be, and soon after graduation her paintings begin to sell. Sarah becomes obsessed with painting. Her paintings are emotionally charged and powerful, showing a confidence she feels in her life of art, but not her relationships-especially with her family. She feels overshadowed and distanced by her very successful father, whom she both resents and reveres.

On a trip to Milan Sarah falls in love and the future looks bright. But when she loses her younger sister, she is overwhelmed with guilt for not being the big sister she should have been. Sarah's feelings of remorse damage her love affair and darken her painting style. When her mother dies Sarah finds, as many of us do, that she never really knew her and now wishes she did. Sarah resolves to reconnect with her father, but in doing so learns that memories are sometimes found to be false. But as her father tells her, "We can remake our memories, and in so doing shape the future."


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781951960018
Publisher: Compass Flower Press
Publication date: 04/15/2020
Pages: 178
Product dimensions: 5.08(w) x 7.80(h) x 0.38(d)

About the Author

Mike Trial has lived in many cities across the United States, spent a few years overseas, and now makes his home in Columbia, Missouri.
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