Dear Life is a collection of short stories by Alice Munro, © Knopf 2011
Want to know more? Here’s an interview from The New Yorker in which Alice Munro talks about this collection.
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bravelittlebooks 
Welcome back to life, or life and health as you knew it in 2012, brave little Katie. You show your spirit coming through Dear Life with Alice Munro. I think of “Short Stories,” one of my favorite Harry Chapin songs. Ah, the moments that pass, that we miss, or catch and kiss. May we catch more than cold in 2013.