Ordinary World

Life does not end just because you die. This is the first of many lessons Sherrie is faced with when her life is tragically cut short at the age of fourteen. Overcome with a sense of loss and desperation, Sherrie is suddenly thrust into the unknown and a Heaven she never could have imagined. It is a Heaven where there is no clear answer to anything; a Heaven where lives are played out like movies and flowers grow tall in each individual's garden. There, with the help of her spirit guide, Sera, she must review her own life in order to move on to the next level. In order to do this, she must learn to let go of the things—and people—she cares for, come to terms with her unhappy past, accept that which she cannot change, and forgive the mother who never loved her.