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“... collectively they all taught us generosity, kindness, and inclusion, and that you always share what you have, even when it's not much. My parents managed to construct a little safe haven for my sisters and me to build ourselves within, which seems almost impossible to me when I think about how quickly childhood seems to disappear these days. They have taught me about the truest kind of love: the kind that is steadfast and strong, even when it changes shape.”

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Book:Sounds Like Me: My Life (So Far) in Song
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Sounds Like Me: My Life (So Far) in Song

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Sara Bareilles
Sara Bareilles

Sara Bareilles (born December 7, 1979) is an American singer-songwriter, pianist, and actress. Known for her heartfelt lyrics and distinctive voice, she rose to fame with hits like 'Love Song,' 'Brave,' and 'Gravity.' Her music blends pop, rock, and soul, earning multiple Grammy nominations. Beyond music, she ventured into Broadway, writing and starring in the musical 'Waitress.' Bareilles is celebrated for her independent spirit and feminist stance. more

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Book:The Kindness of Strangers: Travel Stories That Make Your Heart Grow
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