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One More Sunset: Can Love Give Someone Reason To Live
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ISBN13: 9798187089123
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 24 2026
Pages: 270
Weight: 0.80
Height: 0.61 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 24 2026
Pages: 270
Weight: 0.80
Height: 0.61 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
One More Sunset
Some people change your life forever, even if they aren't meant to stay.
For years, Saanvi has carried the weight of words that were never hers to believe. Quiet, withdrawn, and scarred by relentless bullying, she has learned to hide behind silence, convinced that the world has already decided who she is.
Some people change your life forever, even if they aren't meant to stay.
For years, Saanvi has carried the weight of words that were never hers to believe. Quiet, withdrawn, and scarred by relentless bullying, she has learned to hide behind silence, convinced that the world has already decided who she is.
Aarav is fighting a battle of his own.
When an unexpected friendship begins beneath an old gulmohar tree in a hospital garden, two strangers slowly become each other's safest place. Through shared sunsets, quiet conversations, and the comfort of simply being understood, they begin to heal wounds that no one else can see.
As Sundays become traditions and friendship quietly grows into something deeper, both of them find themselves daring to dream of a future they never thought they deserved.
But life doesn't always wait for tomorrow.
One More Sunset is a deeply moving coming-of-age novel about loneliness, bullying, illness, grief, healing, and the extraordinary power of kindness. It is a story about finding light in unexpected places, about learning that being seen can change a life, and about the people who leave footprints on our hearts long after they're gone.
For anyone who has ever felt invisible, questioned their worth, or searched for one more reason to keep believing, this is a reminder that even after the darkest sunset...Tomorrow is still worth living.
When an unexpected friendship begins beneath an old gulmohar tree in a hospital garden, two strangers slowly become each other's safest place. Through shared sunsets, quiet conversations, and the comfort of simply being understood, they begin to heal wounds that no one else can see.
As Sundays become traditions and friendship quietly grows into something deeper, both of them find themselves daring to dream of a future they never thought they deserved.
But life doesn't always wait for tomorrow.
One More Sunset is a deeply moving coming-of-age novel about loneliness, bullying, illness, grief, healing, and the extraordinary power of kindness. It is a story about finding light in unexpected places, about learning that being seen can change a life, and about the people who leave footprints on our hearts long after they're gone.
For anyone who has ever felt invisible, questioned their worth, or searched for one more reason to keep believing, this is a reminder that even after the darkest sunset...Tomorrow is still worth living.
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