Duplicate Bridges
Duplicate Bridges by Esther Cleveland, published by iUniverse in August 2004, is a personal memoir that explores the challenges of navigating life’s transitions. In this 68-page book, Cleveland uses the metaphor of bridges to illustrate the various obstacles she faces as a single mother embarking on a new career while contemplating her future relationships. The chapter titles resonate particularly with those familiar with the game of Bridge, yet the themes of trust and decision-making are universal, appealing to a broader audience.
Readers will find a candid reflection on the complexities of personal growth and the choices that define our paths. Cleveland discusses the metaphorical bridges that represent significant life changes, from parenting to career shifts, and the inherent risks involved in crossing them. The narrative invites readers to consider their own journeys and the trust required to move forward, making it relatable for anyone facing similar life challenges.
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Do you play Bridge? If you do, the chapter titles of Duplicate Bridges will have special meanings. If you don’t, that’s OK. You have real bridges to cross and can relate to their challenges. Single mom, kids, a new career? Is there anyone out there for me? These are the bridges that the author, Esther Cleveland, refers to in Duplicate Bridges. Bridges are made for people to get from one place to another, usually to avoid dangerous terrain. Some are visibly safe and others are questionable. (Having a warning sign on them.) Some are uncharted and you don’t know what to expect, but someone on the other side is urging you to cross. The main decision is whether to trust that other person. Promises may be great, but should I take the chance? Find out about her adventures and decisions in Duplicate Bridges.
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