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You Could Make This Place Beautiful Free Audiobook Download

Maggie Smith

Rediscovering Self in the Wake of Heartbreak and Change.

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You Could Make This Place Beautiful audiobook cover

Author: Maggie Smith

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9781982185855

Language: English

Publish Date: 04/11/2023

Audiobook length: 31min

You Could Make This Place Beautiful Audiobook by Chapters

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chapter 1: PINCONE

00:0009:22

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chapter 2: SOME PEOPLE ASK

00:0016:52

chapter 3: AFTER READING “MOCK ORAN”

00:0030:22

chapter 4: A NOTE ON THE AUTHOR’S ONTENTION

00:0020:42

chapter 5: CLUES TO THE MYSTERY

00:0049:45

chapter 6: ON SECOND THOUGHT

00:0016:23

chapter 7: BITTERSWEET

00:0016:53

chapter 8: THE PLAY

00:0032:07

chapter 9: BUBBLES

00:0022:18

chapter 10: HIDDEN VALENTINES

00:0021:53

chapter 11: THE CONTRACT

00:0016:16

chapter 12: THE MATERIAL

00:0020:40

chapter 13: A NOTE ON FORM

00:0023:11

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Who should listen You Could Make This Place Beautiful

The summary audiobook of "You Could Make This Place Beautiful" by Maggie Smith is perfect for anyone seeking a reflective and empowering exploration of personal growth, resilience, and the beauty in vulnerability. Listeners who enjoy poetry, memoirs, and insightful commentary on relationships and self-discovery will find Smith's poignant prose resonant and uplifting. It’s especially fitting for individuals navigating transitions in their own lives, as well as those looking for inspiration to cultivate beauty in their everyday experiences.

3 quotes from You Could Make This Place Beautiful

"We are all a little broken, and that’s what makes us beautiful."
"Sometimes, the most profound growth happens in the quiet moments, when we are forced to confront ourselves."
"Life is full of choices; the power lies in how we choose to see the world around us."

Author : Maggie Smith

Maggie Smith is a bestselling author known for her poignant reflections on loss, creativity, and resilience. Her notable works include *Keep Moving: Notes on Loss, Creativity, and Change*, *Good Bones*, which gained international acclaim after going viral in 2016, and *The Well Speaks of Its Own Poison*, winner of the Dorset Prize. Smith’s poetry and essays have been featured in esteemed publications such as the New York Times, The New Yorker, and The Paris Review. A National Endowment for the Arts Fellow, she is also an Editor at Large for the Kenyon Review and teaches in the low-residency MFA program at Spalding University.

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