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- ↑ Originally released under the title Every Now and Then
- ↑ There are inconsistent reports as to whether or not this was made into a television movie: YouTube features trailers for the movie; however, IMDB indicates that the movie is still in development.
- ↑ This was made into a television Christmas movie, Maggie's Christmas Miracle, shown on Hallmark Channel in 2017
- ↑ This was made into a television movie in May 2016 shown on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries Channel
- ↑ "Booklist for #1 New York Times Times Bestselling Author Karen Kingsbury" (PDF).
- ↑ Although each novel is independent of the others, Kingsbury sometimes uses characters from one book in a subsequent one. For example, Ryan and Kelly from The Bridge later have key roles in The Chance, while Nolan and Ellie from The Chance make a later appearance (now as a married couple) in Fifteen Minutes.
- ↑ This was made into a television movie
- ↑ This, along with a prequel (see below) was made into a pair of television movies, the first in 2015 shown on The Hallmark Channel and the second in 2016 on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries
- ↑ This, along with the novel (see above) was made into a pair of television movies, the first in 2015 shown on The Hallmark Channel and the second in 2016 on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries
- ↑ The story, in its entirety, is also included within When We Were Young, as it plays a small role in the plot line.
- ↑ First in a planned series of short stories centered around Liberty University (where her sons attend and a creative writing center with her name is housed). Though not part of the Baxter Family series, she uses characters from the Flanigan family (friends of the Baxters) in the story. The original story is available on the Liberty University website; the expanded version was made available as a gift to purchasers of When We Were Young upon providing proof of purchase.
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