Talking to the Trees
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Narrated by:
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Abigail Gazda
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By:
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Abigail Gazda
About this listen
Based on a true story, get to know author Abigail Gazda’s mind through her first fictional narrative, Talking to the Trees. Learn more about the intricate details of Abigail’s evolution translated into the adventures of Madeline, a young woman, on her first road trip across the country.
This book will give you an insider’s perspective of Gazda’s travels and spiritual journey as told through the story of Madeline, whose life has yet to turn out as planned. Dealing with debt, a breakup, and a dead-end job have taken their toll on Maddy, who craves more for herself and her life but feels stuck and hopeless.
After failing to find her answers and worth in achievements, relationships, income, and titles, this dynamic character begins to realize that there is more to life than what fits on her resume. She finally answers the call to take a trip into nature after she is met by her guardian angel.
Madeline’s story unfolds in a trip across the country, starting in Chicago, taking us to Portland, and moving down the coast from Oregon to southern California. She finds solace in solitude as she discovers that she is never really alone. Gravitating to specific stops along the way, she is led by her inner guidance and the voices of nature. From the Redwoods to San Francisco, Mammoth Mountain, Joshua Tree, Phoenix, and all the way to San Clemente, Madeline’s relationship with herself grows and flourishes.
Join Madeline as she follows the inspirations and insights of Mother Earth, comes to realize her connection to the universe, and reaches the peace that she has been guided toward all along.
©2020 Abigail R Gazda (P)2021 Abigail R Gazda