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“Joy and sadness can co-exist" is a motto that Molly wants to share with her readers, and as the author of “Is Heaven Farther Than the North Pole?,” Molly has learned from personal experience that joy and sadness do not cancel each other out; indeed, her message is that both emotions live in harmony in our lives. Molly created a book that is appropriate for any child processing loss of a parent, sibling, grandparent and others close to us. "It's alright to miss our loved ones while still seeing the beauty of a sunset – they still live on in our hearts and are with us in everything we do," says Molly. About Molly Rubesh: After her many successful years in marketing, Molly transitioned into the pharmaceutical and medical device field, where she learned the techniques and vernacular of such innovations as the DaVinci Robot Surgical System. She even had the unique opportunity to view the work of doctors first-hand in the operating rooms. Molly and her husband Grant live in Indiana with their blended family of four children.   For more information visit:  https://www.mollyrubesh.com/

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