When Spring Meant Goodbye - Pascale
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In the muted haze of the 1990s, one girl carries a secret too heavy for words. Inspired by a true story and told with lyrical urgency, When Spring Meant Goodbye traces the quiet devastation of an unexpected pregnancy and the loss of a baby boy born too soon. As grief settles like fog and self-worth begins to unravel, she spirals through guilt, self-harm, and the aching loneliness of a world that never knew what she carried. This is not a story of healing wrapped in a bow-but a raw, intimate reckoning with the kind of loss that lingers in silence. Because how do you mourn someone the world…mehr

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In the muted haze of the 1990s, one girl carries a secret too heavy for words. Inspired by a true story and told with lyrical urgency, When Spring Meant Goodbye traces the quiet devastation of an unexpected pregnancy and the loss of a baby boy born too soon. As grief settles like fog and self-worth begins to unravel, she spirals through guilt, self-harm, and the aching loneliness of a world that never knew what she carried. This is not a story of healing wrapped in a bow-but a raw, intimate reckoning with the kind of loss that lingers in silence. Because how do you mourn someone the world never got to meet? And yet, in the gray seasons that follow, the memory of him keeps blooming-fragile, defiant, and fiercely alive.
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Zanne Pascale lives in Pennsylvania with her husband of over thirty years, their two children, and a few beloved pets she adores. One child lives in heaven, and his memory remains a gentle part of her life. When she's not writing, she enjoys reading, crafting, and tending to the small, meaningful rituals that make her house feel like home. Her stories explore the quiet complexities of love, loss, and identity, told with lyrical honesty and emotional depth-offering teens a space to feel seen, understood, and less alone.