Piece by Piece

“A well-crafted, touching reminder of the power of prized memories.”—Kirkus Reviews “This is a book about collecting, not just things, but the stories they contain, reminding us that what’s precious isn’t always what we inherit, but what we create from the fragments left behind.”—Joselin Linder, author of The Family Gene: A Mission to Turn My Deadly Inheritance into a Hopeful Future “Poignant, tender, and full of hope, this memoir will leave you reflecting on what we leave behind, and what we pass on.”—Mary Adkins, author of Palm Beach and You Might Feel a Little Pressure “Piece by Piece is a reminder of why humans have always adorned themselves, as proof of our existence and symbols of connection.”—Ashley Davis, jewelry journalist

Kim Danielson practiced law on both ends of the spectrum, first as a public defender and then as a corporate attorney. In 2019, she founded a nonprofit organization to support teachers impacted by cancer. In all her work, she has witnessed countless examples of transformation stemming from loss. This restoration is a major undercurrent in her writing and life. She lives in Denver with her family.