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Category: Memoir
“Goin’ back to Californ-I-A” by Stephen M. Todd (Book Review #1718)
“Goin’ Back to Californ-I-A” by Stephen M. Todd is a heartfelt and inspiring memoir that chronicles the journey of a young man, Steve Todd, on his mission to spread the teachings of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in California from 1988… Continue Reading ““Goin’ back to Californ-I-A” by Stephen M. Todd (Book Review #1718)”
Sons of Isan, Taking Refuge in a Thai Temple by William Reyland (Book Review #1713)
“Sons of Isan: Taking Refuge in a Thai Temple” by William Reyland is an enthralling memoir that delves deep into the heart of Buddhist life in Thailand, offering a rare and intimate perspective from a Western convert. Reyland’s journey, marked by his determination to… Continue Reading “Sons of Isan, Taking Refuge in a Thai Temple by William Reyland (Book Review #1713)”
Shelter of the Monument: A Provincetown Love Story by Yvonne deSousa (Book Review #1683)
“A Provincetown Love Story” by Yvonne deSousa is a deeply touching memoir that captures the essence of coming-of-age in a unique and remarkable setting. This book is a heartfelt journey through the complexities of love, self-discovery, and the transformative power of human connections.
Who is Nika Nikoubin? By Nika Nikoubin (Book Review #1854)
“Who is Nika Nikoubin? A Bloody Las Vegas Hotel Story” is a captivating autobiography that takes readers on an emotional journey through the life of Nika Nikoubin. From the early years in Iran to the challenges of adapting to life in the United States,… Continue Reading “Who is Nika Nikoubin? By Nika Nikoubin (Book Review #1854)”
Jigsaw puzzle in a vortex by Aurora M. Lewis (Book Review #1643)
In “Jigsaw Puzzle in a Vortex: A Collection of Memoirs,” Aurora M. Lewis takes readers on an intimate journey through her family’s genealogy, providing a poignant narrative of life as a black woman in America. With a keen eye for detail and a profound… Continue Reading “Jigsaw puzzle in a vortex by Aurora M. Lewis (Book Review #1643)”
Loving & Leaving by Jack Lucci (Book Review #1641)
In the debut installment of his memoir, author Jack Lucci invites readers on a gripping exploration of his tumultuous coming-of-age, both in the heart of America and beyond its borders. Hailing from a small town in southeastern Washington known for its wine and wheat… Continue Reading “Loving & Leaving by Jack Lucci (Book Review #1641)”
Jackson Haines: The Skating King by Ryan Stevens (Book Review #1635)
In the enchanting pages of “The Skating King,” figure skating historian Ryan Stevens skillfully brings to life the remarkable journey of Jackson Haines, a figure skating luminary who left an indelible mark on the world during a time of great historical turbulence—the height of… Continue Reading “Jackson Haines: The Skating King by Ryan Stevens (Book Review #1635)”
I Remember: Experiences Growing Up in Small-town America 1911-1929 by Davenport, Jessie E, (Author), Hal Lewis (Editor) (Book Review #1623)
‘I Remember’ is a historical memoir about Jessie Davenport and is set between 1911 and 2000. Jessie is from an Irish-American family and is a wonderfully delightful woman who happens to have a very triumphant childhood.
My son Died. How do I go on? By Farzana Prior (Book Review #935)
My son died. How do I go on? Is a concise book about a mother’s loss over suicide. Her son perishes as she and her husband try everything possible to resolve his understanding of the world. Even though he was monitored and was on… Continue Reading “My son Died. How do I go on? By Farzana Prior (Book Review #935)”
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