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Cover Title Page Copyright Notice This is a Story About Three Things A Girl Named Marianne A Small and Revolutionary Plant Shop The Greatest of All Gifts Marianne Montfort and Jean-Claude Berger The Day the Sadness Stopped The Freedom of Jean-Claude Berger Picking the Right Potted Plant The Heart of the Matter A Revolutionary Childhood Like Oil and Water Like Leaving Half Your Heart Behind How To Say the Impossible The New World of Edie Berger The Coping Mechanisms of Edie Berger The Final Straw The Man Who Shouldn’t Have Been there A Little Bit of Detail How to Stop a Thief What Odette Said The Beginning of the Rest of Your Life A Wet and Rainy Welcome Making the Good Kind of Trouble Introducing the Best Friends Enough of Biscuits and Backstory Do You Hear the Small Girls Sing? A Complicated Conversation The Value of Emergency Biscuits The Flower-Purchasing Habits of Soeur Chantal In the North Tower Bedroom What to Do After An Awkward Silence Never Travel Without a Flannel Do Not Fall off the Boat This is Where You Begin Coming Home Meet the Family Homecoming Introducing Odette Berger Opening Night How to be Brave In Which Things Start to Go Horribly Wrong The Painting Room What Happened Next The Length of a Moment The Secret of Big Houses is that there is Always Somewhere to Take Your Broken Heart Early One Morning A Brief Note From Your Narrator In Which Edie Has An Opportunity to Tell Her Friends, But Does Not Three Small Girls At Three in the Morning Confessions of An Art Thief In Which Odette Does Not Wait for An Answer to Her Question The First Denial Three No More The Morning of a Brand-New Day Knowing What to Do and How to Do It In Which the Girls Go to the Library In Which the First-Years’ Alarm Clock Goes off When Your Best Friend Says It for You A Late Breakfast With Good Sister June An Unexpected Reaction Arriving At the Marché Au Puces De Saint-Ouen A Quite Confusing Encounter Meanwhile, At the Louvre You Can’t Ignore a Duck Forever What the Note Said Meanwhile, Back At the Market The Magnificent Timing of a Parisian Duck Seriously, You Really Can’t Ignore a Duck Forever The Second Note Choux Hearts and Realizations In Which Things Start to Come Together The Marvelous Mind of Mademoiselle Berger The Seven Words that Changed Everything A Light in the Darkness And This is the Story She Told The Beauty of Everything The Shadow that Formed A Brief Flicker of Sunlight The Light that Went Out There is No Shame in Sadness Nevertheless, they Resisted Until that Final Day Run, Run, As Fast As You Can In Which We Pause The End of the Line What Agathe Said Living for the Ones You Love How to Save a Life How to Begin Again My Name is Odette Liberty Keeping Your Head Above the Water What Luc Berger Did Togetherness And When they Got there, the Cupboard Was Bare What to Do in An Extraordinary Situation Precisely What they Did In Which the Covert-Skills Class Expands their Curriculum The Precise Aim of Good Sister Gwendolyn The Glory of the Inevitable Edie Berger’s Top Tips On Following Perps Who Have Told You Not to Follow them The Unexpected Circles of Raphael Gagnon For a Moment, All Was Lost There is Nothing Better Than a Plan Coming Together In Which We Return to the Rue De La Vérité The Woman Who Thought She’d Seen a Ghost Plotting in the Plant Shop It’s Hard Work Being a Thief A Flashback of Freesias The Dangling of Edie Berger Mission Not-Quite-Probable The Nine Poisons of Hanna Kowalczyk Edie’s Distraction Twelve Words A Fromage Fracas The Rising of the Rue De La Vérité The Truffles of War A Scale Model of a Ballista Pistols and Pumpkins At Dawn Rose Bastable, Champion Sprinter A Confession An Explanation Midnight in Paris Another Confession Another Explanation Facing Down the Darkness The Sound of the Nunderground A Hurt that Makes Itself Known Together, Forever The Confession of Raphael Gagnon In Which the World Stops Turning A Defiant, Well-Lived Life What the Article Said Love is Love is Love To Hope is Divine A Final Thread Acknowledgments About the Author Newsletter Sign-up Contents Copyright

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