Second Spring Free Audiobook Download by Kate Codrington

What does it mean to be a writer? For Amy, second spring is the year she finally finds her voice. Losing herself in grief and sorrow as her mother dies, she's forgotten who she was. Until one day, when a new friend shows up at school and offers a simple message: "We're here for you."

In Second Spring, the story takes place in England during World War II. The protagonist, Lydia, is a young woman who is forced to live on her own when her parents are killed. Her only defense from being turned into a victim is to learn how to defend herself against the people that threaten her life. As she learns how to fight back, she also discovers that she has a power - the ability to heal others.

Second Spring by Kate Codrington, a story of second chances and finding love again, was the perfect audiobook for summer. The story is about a woman who has late-onset Alzheimer's, but has one final chance to make all the memories she wants. It starts out when she meets an older couple who offer her a second chance at life on their family farm. From there, life becomes more complicated for her as she tries to balance her new relationship with the farm and her own family, even though they are still very much apart.

Kate Codrington's new novel, Second Spring, sets a darkly romantic love story in the heart of London's financial district.

Second Spring, written by Kate Codrington, is a story about two sisters and their family in the English countryside. The narrator's mother dies to give them a start fresh again and they begin to rebuild their lives with her father. The protagonist is six years old, so the reader gets a sense of what it was like for her to grow up without her mother.

I never really had a love for my work until about a year ago now that I'm older. Perhaps it's because I've been doing this job for so long; or maybe it's just because the perspective has changed. Now, if I don't get something done today, tomorrow is not time to worry yet. If you've ever felt the same way too, then take the time to give yourself permission to appreciate what you do well and let yourself feel (and show!) love for your job in small ways.