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Category: memoirs
Welcome to the Bright: The Winding Path from Survivor to Thrivor by Lisa Febre
Welcome to the Bright: The Winding Path from Survivor to Thrivor by Lisa Febre “Febre’s writing is at its most lyrical, starting off quietly and […]
Choose You First: One Woman’s Journey by Michelle Bishop
Choose You First: One Woman’s Journey Through Pain, Resilience and Hard-Won Healing. A Powerful Reminder That Your Story Is Far From Over by Michelle Bishop […]
What Do Ya Mean You’re Still Single? by Roxy Siren
What Do Ya Mean You’re Still Single? by Roxy Siren Buckle up for tales of disastrous dinner dates, questionable wardrobe choices, and the uncanny ability […]
The Pianist’s Only Daughter by Kathryn Betts Adams
The Pianist’s Only Daughter: A Memoir by Kathryn Betts Adams The Pianist’s Only Daughter is a sometimes humorous, sometimes heartbreaking memoir that follows two creative academics—a […]
Round the Twist by Lisa Febre
Round the Twist: Facing the Abdominable: Memoir of a Young Colon Cancer Survivor by Lisa Febre In 2021, as the covid pandemic stretched into its […]
Loose on the Landscape by Joel Everett Harding
Loose on the Landscape: An Ecologist Looks for Meaning in the Wildest Places by Joel Everett Harding Ever wonder what it’s like alone at midnight […]
The Other Side of Nothing by Hilda M. Valentine
The Other Side of Nothing: A Survivor’s Journey toward Healing by Hilda M. Valentine Hilda M. Valentine grew up on a small farm, attended college, […]
Life Lessons from a Late Bloomer by Jackie Ewing
Life Lessons from a Late Bloomer: Vignettes of a Small-Town Girl by Jackie Ewing A multi-award winning laugh-out-loud memoir/self-help crossover, entertaining true story of one woman’s […]
BUT, HE SPIT IN MY COFFEE BY KERI WILLIAMS
But, he spit in my coffee: A reads-like-fiction memoir about adopting a child with Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD) by Keri Williams The gripping and heart […]
Laugh Cry Rewind: A Memoir by Judy Haveson
Laugh Cry Rewind: A Memoir by Judy Haveson Growing up in 1970s and 80s suburban Houston, Judy Haveson is funny, sarcastic, and fiercely loyal, especially to her […]
Funny Face by Peggi Davis – Book Review
Funny Face by Peggi Davis The bright lights of Manhattan, burning crosses in Mississippi, and former flames from Texas sparked a series of stories and […]
A Story of Karma by Michael Schauch – Book Review
A Story of Karma by Michael Schauch WINNER of the 2021 Readers Favorite Book Award (Non-Fiction Adventure) A Story of Karma: Finding Love and Truth in […]
The Invisible Sentence by Verna McFelin
The Invisible Sentence by Verna McFelin Verna McFelin’s gripping account of her life after her husband’s arrest and incarceration for kidnapping is a stirring, enthralling and […]
Not Literary by Auriane de Rudder
Not Literary by Auriane de Rudder Whew! 2020, am I right? Light, reckless and carefree, Not Literary is a collection of stories about people who are authentically […]
Blessed to be Unwanted by Candace Webb-Henderson – Book & Reviews
Blessed to be Unwanted by Candace Webb-Henderson Blessed to Be Unwanted is an inspirational account, which highlights the heroism of one woman’s love for children […]
Crossing the Hall by author Lori Wojtowicz
Crossing the Hall: Exposing an American Divide Lori Wojtowicz Why is it so many white Americans are proud to tell you they don’t even see color? […]
Meatballs & Microphones by Gregory Patrick Travers – Book Review
Meatballs & Microphones by Gregory Patrick Travers Meatballs & Microphones: A True Story About Small Kitchens and Big Dreams by Gregory Patrick Travers Being a […]
There’s No Place Like Home by Jane Bedard
There’s No Place Like Home by Jane Bedard There’s No Place Like Home: A Year in Transition from Working to Stay-At-Home Mom by Jane Bedard […]
Twine: A Memoir by Dorriah Rogers – Book Review
Book review for Twine: A Memoir by Dorriah Rogers Twine: A Memoir by Dorriah Rogers How far would you go to overcome a dark and […]
