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The Roads That Raised MeA memoir of family, movement, and finding homeSabine Lyons

A life remembered in intimate, luminous, and beautifully untidy pieces.

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Memoir

The Roads That Raised MeA memoir of family, movement, and finding homeSabine Lyons
MemoirAvailable now

The Roads That Raised Me

A memoir of family, movement, and finding home

Sabine looks back on the homes she left, the people who shaped her, and the long, imperfect journey toward understanding where she belongs.

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Personal essays

Small HoursPersonal essays on memory and everyday wonderSabine Lyons
Personal essaysPaperback

Small Hours

Personal essays on memory and everyday wonder

A warm, candid collection about late-night kitchens, family stories, old friendships, and the quiet work of making sense of a life.

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What We KeptStories of family, inheritance, and returnSabine Lyons
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What We Kept

Stories of family, inheritance, and return

Through treasured objects and remembered conversations, Sabine traces what one generation passes to the next—and what each of us must learn to leave behind.

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Making a story of the life I’ve lived.

Sabine writes from her own life, gathering the moments that are easy to overlook: family rituals, difficult crossings, unexpected turns, and the places that continue to feel like home.

Her work is candid, warm, and deeply personal—an invitation to recognize pieces of our own lives in someone else’s story.

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