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Title	:	There's No Such Place As Far Away
Author	:	Richard Bach
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 48 pages
Published	:	January 12th 1998 by Delta (first published 1976)
Categories	:	Fiction. Philosophy. Spirituality. Short Stories. Childrens. Literature. American

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When she was about to turn five, a little girl named Rae Hansen invited Richard Bach to her birthday party. Though deserts, storms, mountains, and a thousand miles separated them, Rae was confident that her friend would appear. "There's No Such Place As Far Away" chronicles the exhilarating spiritual journey that delivered Rae's anxiously awaited guest to her side on that special day--and tells of the powerful and enduring gift that would keep him forever close to her heart.
Written with the same elegant simplicity that made "Jonathan Livingston Seagull" a bestselling phenomenon, "There's No Such Place As Far Away" has touched the hearts of thousands of readers since its first publication in 1979. Richard Bach's inspiring, now-classic tale is a profound reminder that miles cannot truly separate us from friends...that those we love are always with us--every moment of the infinite celebration we call life.

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Original Title:	There's No Such Place As Far Away
ISBN:	0385319274 (ISBN13: 9780385319270)
Edition Language:	English

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Some good ideas to ponder and amazing illustrations.

Interesting read, simple. Beautifully illustrated.

This book is really short, and has always meant a lot to me. I think it's a good book for anyone going off to college, or leaving you. It really does remind you that there is no place far away when you're friends. :)

Short and sweet. Nice book but did not say anything new. Simply reiterated what has already been said in his other books. However, the book did have a nice feel to it.. felt like it was for children, although i don't think kids will understand the underlying philosophy.. :)The book itself would be a 2 star rating from me, as it was nothing new or special but the artwork in the book by Lee Shapiro deserves the remaining two stars and therefore a 4-star rating, merely because of the soothing yet

I believe some will find it uplifting, but I rather find it anoying, because it does not help you to understand the principles it speaks of...

This book has given me a very strange but pleasant feeling. I felt like the lines were familiar to me as if I've read them before. At the same time, I felt like flying in a strange land and observing the secrets.It was such a unique experience, I can say.

I found this book while working in a bookstore in CO. My family has lived in Indiana for a few decades give or take. So I was living very far from home. I had never been farther away than 15 min drive tops. And we moved 18 hrs away. I found this book and IIRC it is sorta more about someone dying than just distance. But my point is, my dad growing up had me read Jonathon Livingston Seagull. And to us that book was about rising above what others expectations are of you and make of your life what