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Cleo Wade is a #1 New York Times bestselling author and poet whose work explores hope, resilience, and the power of love. Her books include Heart Talk: Poetic Wisdom for a Better Life, Where to Begin: A Small Book About Your Power to Create Big Change, Heart Talk: The Journal, What the Road Said, Remember Love: Words for Tender Times, and May You Love and Be Loved can be found wherever you buy books. Cleo is from New Orleans, Louisiana, and currently lives in California with her partner, Simon, and their two daughters, Memphis and Bayou.

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From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Heart Talk (named “The Millennial Oprah” by New York magazine) comes an essential book of daily wisdom, a secular devotional designed to uplift and comfort readers across 365 days.

In a World of Sunrises is an entirely new collection of poetry, prose, and inspiring quotes designed to uplift and comfort readers over 365 days, from the beloved #1 New York Times bestselling author Cleo Wade. The book is full of ideas you will want to savor; mantras that motivate you to hold onto hope; and quotes from authors who inspire.

The entries remind us readers that change is always possible, not only within ourselves but also in the world around us. This book is about feeling good, and feeling like wherever you are in your life is okay and wherever you want to go is possible. It’s about smiling through our tears; it’s about miracles and joy. Befriending one another and ourselves, lightening up, and giving ourselves (and everyone else) grace because life rains its challenges on every one of us.

Finally, as with all of Cleo’s books, it’s a hug. A friend who is always happy to see you.

While more and more people are looking to log off social media to find calm and encouragement, In a World of Sunrises is designed to fit easily into daily life. The pages are filled with loving, wise, and warm ways to start, end, or find pause throughout the day. As Cleo has learned from her Heart Talk readers over the years, what people need most is a small moment to themselves. Life is so complicated—inspiration at its best and most helpful feels simple and full of ease. In a World of Sunrises gives readers that gift, every day.