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conversations.value: Give me a description for a book titled Things I Never Told You about Based, Northern, California with the genre: Self-Help, Personal Transformation.
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conversations.value: Based in a small town in Northern California, Author M.A. the author is a young writer. At age 15, she began collecting letters and poems she wrote, and at age 17, she began pairing them with her original photographs. Now, only being 18 years of age, she aspires to follow her dreams of being a self-published writer. She wrote this book in hopes of inspiring others.
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conversations.value: She wrote this book in hopes of inspiring others.. Now, only being 18 years of age, she aspires to follow her dreams of being a self-published writer. At age 15, she began collecting letters and poems she wrote, and at age 17, she began pairing them with her original photographs. the author is a young writer.A.Based in a small town in Northern California, Author M
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book titled Things I Never Told You.
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conversations.value: Things I Never Told You: The film opens with a voice-over by Don who states that in life and relationships, "anything can happen".\nAnn works at a camera shop in a small town in the Pacific Northwest.\nOne day, she gets called by her boyfriend who is in Prague and gets dumped by him.\nAnn makes a halfhearted suicide attempt by drinking a bottle of nail polish remover.\nAfter she leaves the hospital, her psychiatrist gives her the number to a crisis help line.\nOne evening, still distraught over being abandoned by her boyfriend, Ann calls the number and speaks with Don, who volunteers there because he finds it less depressing to talk with other depressed people about their problems than to stay at home and feel sorry for himself.\nThey make an emotional connection, but Ann hangs up on him when Don admits that he doesn\'t really know what love is.\nThe same time this is happening Ann begins making a series of emotional video tapes addressing her ex-boyfriend and how desolated she is by him leaving her.\nShe gives the tapes to a neighbor who works at a package delivery service to send to Prague, but the neighbor secretly opens the packages, watches the tapes, and becomes infatuated with Ann.\nIn an apparent coincidence some time after they spoke on the phone, Don walks into the camera shop where Ann works and buys a camera from her for his work as a real estate agent.\nWhile they talk, Ann makes a comment about happiness being "unfair" that is similar to something she said when she called the help line and spoke with Don then, and he apparently realizes who she is but does not let that on to her.\nApparently attracted to Ann, Don hangs around in a coffee shop waiting for her to get off from work.\nHe approaches her on the street, and she invites him to help her do her wash at a local laundromat.\nThey talk for a while in the laundromat, and then she invites him to come to her house in a couple of days.\nDon comes over to Ann\'s house, and they go inside and have sex.\nDon is unaware that Ann has taped this encounter with the apparent intent of sending the tape to her ex-boyfriend (but once again, the neighbor holds onto and watches the tape).\nAfter their encounter, Ann ducks Don\'s calls.\nAfter a couple of days, Don gets called to help the police persuade a man who he had been counseling to come out of a hotel room where he is apparently hiding with a gun.\nDon talks to the man and prevents him from killing himself but is badly injured when the gun goes off.\nWhen Ann hears about what has happened, she rushes to the hospital and waits until Don is out of danger but leaves when it becomes clear he will recover.\nWhile this is happening, Ann\'s ex-boyfriend calls her and tells her he wants to get back together with her.\nAnn hastily packs her belongings and leaves the town without leaving word to Don or her ex-boyfriend.\nDon goes home from the hospital and begins traveling frequently in his job as a real estate agent.\nThe film ends with Don musing about what he would tell Ann if he saw her while he sits on a park bench.\nA woman walks by, looks at him, sits down, and smiles at him.\nHe looks up and sees it is Ann.\nBefore the credits roll, we hear a voice-over of Don saying again, "Anything can happen".
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conversations.value: Things I Never Told You: The film opens with a voice-over by Don who states that in life and relationships, "anything can happen".\nAnn works at a camera shop in a small town in the Pacific Northwest.\nOne day, she gets called by her boyfriend who is in Prague and gets dumped by him.\nAnn makes a halfhearted suicide attempt by drinking a bottle of nail polish remover.\nAfter she leaves the hospital, her psychiatrist gives her the number to a crisis help line.\nOne evening, still distraught over being abandoned by her boyfriend, Ann calls the number and speaks with Don, who volunteers there because he finds it less depressing to talk with other depressed people about their problems than to stay at home and feel sorry for himself.\nThey make an emotional connection, but Ann hangs up on him when Don admits that he doesn\'t really know what love is.\nThe same time this is happening Ann begins making a series of emotional video tapes addressing her ex-boyfriend and how desolated she is by him leaving her.\nShe gives the tapes to a neighbor who works at a package delivery service to send to Prague, but the neighbor secretly opens the packages, watches the tapes, and becomes infatuated with Ann.\nIn an apparent coincidence some time after they spoke on the phone, Don walks into the camera shop where Ann works and buys a camera from her for his work as a real estate agent.\nWhile they talk, Ann makes a comment about happiness being "unfair" that is similar to something she said when she called the help line and spoke with Don then, and he apparently realizes who she is but does not let that on to her.\nApparently attracted to Ann, Don hangs around in a coffee shop waiting for her to get off from work.\nHe approaches her on the street, and she invites him to help her do her wash at a local laundromat.\nThey talk for a while in the laundromat, and then she invites him to come to her house in a couple of days.\nDon comes over to Ann\'s house, and they go inside and have sex.\nDon is unaware that Ann has taped this encounter with the apparent intent of sending the tape to her ex-boyfriend (but once again, the neighbor holds onto and watches the tape).\nAfter their encounter, Ann ducks Don\'s calls.\nAfter a couple of days, Don gets called to help the police persuade a man who he had been counseling to come out of a hotel room where he is apparently hiding with a gun.\nDon talks to the man and prevents him from killing himself but is badly injured when the gun goes off.\nWhen Ann hears about what has happened, she rushes to the hospital and waits until Don is out of danger but leaves when it becomes clear he will recover.\nWhile this is happening, Ann\'s ex-boyfriend calls her and tells her he wants to get back together with her.\nAnn hastily packs her belongings and leaves the town without leaving word to Don or her ex-boyfriend.\nDon goes home from the hospital and begins traveling frequently in his job as a real estate agent.\nThe film ends with Don musing about what he would tell Ann if he saw her while he sits on a park bench.\nA woman walks by, looks at him, sits down, and smiles at him.\nHe looks up and sees it is Ann.
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book titled Things I Never Told You.
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conversations.value: Things I Never Told You: The film opens with a voice-over by Don who states that in life and relationships, "anything can happen".\nAnn works at a camera shop in a small town in the Pacific Northwest.\nOne day, she gets called by her boyfriend who is in Prague and gets dumped by him.\nAnn makes a halfhearted suicide attempt by drinking a bottle of nail polish remover.\nAfter she leaves the hospital, her psychiatrist gives her the number to a crisis help line.\nOne evening, still distraught over being abandoned by her boyfriend, Ann calls the number and speaks with Don, who volunteers there because he finds it less depressing to talk with other depressed people about their problems than to stay at home and feel sorry for himself.\nThey make an emotional connection, but Ann hangs up on him when Don admits that he doesn\'t really know what love is.\nThe same time this is happening Ann begins making a series of emotional video tapes addressing her ex-boyfriend and how desolated she is by him leaving her.\nShe gives the tapes to a neighbor who works at a package delivery service to send to Prague, but the neighbor secretly opens the packages, watches the tapes, and becomes infatuated with Ann.\nIn an apparent coincidence some time after they spoke on the phone, Don walks into the camera shop where Ann works and buys a camera from her for his work as a real estate agent.\nWhile they talk, Ann makes a comment about happiness being "unfair" that is similar to something she said when she called the help line and spoke with Don then, and he apparently realizes who she is but does not let that on to her.\nApparently attracted to Ann, Don hangs around in a coffee shop waiting for her to get off from work.\nHe approaches her on the street, and she invites him to help her do her wash at a local laundromat.\nThey talk for a while in the laundromat, and then she invites him to come to her house in a couple of days.\nDon comes over to Ann\'s house, and they go inside and have sex.\nDon is unaware that Ann has taped this encounter with the apparent intent of sending the tape to her ex-boyfriend (but once again, the neighbor holds onto and watches the tape).\nAfter their encounter, Ann ducks Don\'s calls.\nAfter a couple of days, Don gets called to help the police persuade a man who he had been counseling to come out of a hotel room where he is apparently hiding with a gun.\nDon talks to the man and prevents him from killing himself but is badly injured when the gun goes off.\nWhen Ann hears about what has happened, she rushes to the hospital and waits until Don is out of danger but leaves when it becomes clear he will recover.\nWhile this is happening, Ann\'s ex-boyfriend calls her and tells her he wants to get back together with her.\nAnn hastily packs her belongings and leaves the town without leaving word to Don or her ex-boyfriend.\nDon goes home from the hospital and begins traveling frequently in his job as a real estate agent.\nThe film ends with Don musing about what he would tell Ann if he saw her while he sits on a park bench.\nA woman walks by, looks at him, sits down, and smiles at him.\nHe looks up and sees it is Ann.\nBefore the credits roll, we hear a voice-over of Don saying again, "Anything can happen".