Just Sit By Me

Just Sit By Me

Just Sit By MeBy Ana Braunstein
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Length56m

About this audiobook

A WALK THROUGH LIFE How often do we say, next time? In a world moving faster than ever, we often forget the simplest truth, that the people we love won't always be there tomorrow. A Walk Through Life: Just Sit By Me is a deeply moving story about time, family, and the quiet moments that shape our lives. Through the eyes of three generations, this powerful story reveals what happens when we become too busy to notice what truly matters... and what it takes to change before it's too late. A story that will stay with you long after the final page.

Audiobook details

GenreGeneral Fiction
Length56 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateSep 12, 2023
LanguageEnglish

Table of contents

1Just Sit By Me
26safest place in the world.”
2© 2026 Ana Braunstein All rights reserved.
27“Always busy. Work. Kids. Errands. Life.”
3CHAPTER 1 — The Porch
28CHAPTER 4 — The Distance
4Grandma Lily noticed.
29Alive.
5Not even a glance.
30Every step.
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6Curious.
31Honest and unfiltered.
7And then
32But not completely.
8Unstoppable.
33Another quiet expression of love.
9Just a firm clear direction.
34A door closing.
10CHAPTER 2 — The Walk
35Toward her phone.
11to another.
36Well-practiced, cold and frozen.
12Still on the screens.
37And bounces from the wall.
13Open space.
38John didn’t respond right away.
14John at the other end and the children between them.
39A pause.
15Beautiful and Present.
40Quietly and unstoppable.
16with a tap of a finger.
41CHAPTER 5 — Nightfall
17More rigid.
42Always somewhere else.
18Interesting.
43Again.
19Didn’t wait for a response.
44Think.
20As if smoothing over her upset feelings.
45Another pause.
21In his own time.
46Just for a second.
22CHAPTER 3 — Kiko
47CHAPTER 6 — The Dream
23Their secret.
48Unbelieving.
24Their games. Their phones. Their busy lives.”
49Fell to the floor.
25Opportunities.
50Unforgiving.

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