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The Teller of Small Fortunes - A Quirky, Heartwarming Found-Family Road Trip About the Fortune You're Too Afraid to Read
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- ISBN8235900714
- EAN9798235900714
- Date de parution02/07/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
She has read a thousand fortunes for strangers. She has never once let herself ask what her own says. Julie Leong has spent nine years moving from market to market, telling people exactly what they need to hear and leaving before any of it can become real. Twelve dollars a reading, no fixed address, no one close enough to get hurt when she's right. It's worked for nine years. It stops working the moment a dying stranger presses a note into her hand that has her own name written on it.
Within a week she's agreed to a road trip she never meant to take, with a runaway eleven-year-old who's certain she can find his missing mother, a grief-locked retired funeral director who doesn't believe in any of this and keeps driving anyway, and a rooster who shouldn't still be alive but absolutely refuses to be left behind. Every mile closer to the answer they're chasing is a mile further from the careful, untouchable life Julie built specifically so nothing could ever ask this much of her again.
The note says she's going to save four lives. It says it will be embarrassing. It does not say what happens to her if she finally stops reading other people's futures and has to face her own. She can read everyone at that folding table except the one person who matters most: herself. And the closer they get to the end of the road, the clearer it becomes that the note wasn't written to warn her about a stranger's danger at all.
If Julie Leong has spent nine years being right about everyone but herself - what is she so afraid to see in her own hands that she'd rather never stop moving than find out?
Within a week she's agreed to a road trip she never meant to take, with a runaway eleven-year-old who's certain she can find his missing mother, a grief-locked retired funeral director who doesn't believe in any of this and keeps driving anyway, and a rooster who shouldn't still be alive but absolutely refuses to be left behind. Every mile closer to the answer they're chasing is a mile further from the careful, untouchable life Julie built specifically so nothing could ever ask this much of her again.
The note says she's going to save four lives. It says it will be embarrassing. It does not say what happens to her if she finally stops reading other people's futures and has to face her own. She can read everyone at that folding table except the one person who matters most: herself. And the closer they get to the end of the road, the clearer it becomes that the note wasn't written to warn her about a stranger's danger at all.
If Julie Leong has spent nine years being right about everyone but herself - what is she so afraid to see in her own hands that she'd rather never stop moving than find out?
