I have come to think that's where Heaven is, a place in the memories of other where our best selves live — Christina Baker Kline, Orphan Train
I have come to think that's where Heaven is, a place in the memories of other where our best selves live — Christina Baker Kline, Orphan Train
I have come to think that's where Heaven is, a place in the memories of other where our best selves live — Christina Baker Kline, Orphan Train
I have come to think that's where Heaven is, a place in the memories of other where our best selves live — Christina Baker Kline, Orphan Train
I have come to think that's where Heaven is, a place in the memories of other where our best selves live — Christina Baker Kline, Orphan Train
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I have come to think that's where Heaven is, a place in the memories of other where our best selves live

— Christina Baker Kline, Orphan Train
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