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Tag: Memoir
The Hate Game: Screaming in the Silence by Gary Trew (Book Review #1942)
The Hate Game: Screaming in the Silence is an enjoyable memoir by Gary Trew, detailing his turbulent childhood and the emotional toll of growing up in 1960s and 1970s Britain. Trew narrates his journey of survival, personal growth, and eventual transformation, offering readers a… Continue Reading “The Hate Game: Screaming in the Silence by Gary Trew (Book Review #1942)”
Just Fireworks: A child’s memories of a war-torn Lebanon by Nader Barrak (Book Review #1845)
In “Just Fireworks: A Child’s Memories of a War-torn Lebanon,” Nader Barrak offers a poignant and deeply personal recount of the Lebanese Civil War through the innocent eyes of a child who witnessed the horrors of conflict firsthand. Starting from when he was nearly… Continue Reading “Just Fireworks: A child’s memories of a war-torn Lebanon by Nader Barrak (Book Review #1845)”
The Pianist’s Only Daughter: A Memoir By Kathryn Betts Adams (Book Review #1837)
Kathryn Betts Adams’ memoir, “The Pianist’s Only Daughter,” offers readers an intimate glimpse into the complex dynamics of a family defined by talent, ambition, and the intricacies of caregiving. Through the lens of the only daughter of Don, a once-promising concert pianist, and Jane,… Continue Reading “The Pianist’s Only Daughter: A Memoir By Kathryn Betts Adams (Book Review #1837)”
She Called Me Throwaway – by Shama Shams (Book Review #1833)
“She Called Me Throwaway” by Shama Shams is a deeply affecting memoir that navigates the turbulent waters of a childhood marred by abuse, a nation’s political upheaval, and the enduring quest for healing and self-acceptance. Born in Bangladesh during a time of immense turmoil… Continue Reading “She Called Me Throwaway – by Shama Shams (Book Review #1833)”
Back to You… – The Astonishing Fate of John Fisher (Book Review #1827)
“Back to You…” presents the captivating tale of John Fisher, a man whose confrontation with mortality reshapes his outlook on life and love. After defeating cancer, John’s mission to recover his old life of luxury and success hits a wall of existential questioning, leading… Continue Reading “Back to You… – The Astonishing Fate of John Fisher (Book Review #1827)”
Eat Dessert First by Michelle Paris (Book Review #1816)
“MOM DAD NOT HEAR” by Mickey Carolan offers a profound and heartwarming exploration into the life of a Child of Deaf Adults (CODA), providing powerful insights into leadership, communication, and the value of embracing one’s identity. Growing up in the 1980s in Saginaw, Michigan,… Continue Reading “Eat Dessert First by Michelle Paris (Book Review #1816)”
MOM DAD NOT HEAR BY MICKEY CAROLAN (Book Review #1815)
“MOM DAD NOT HEAR” by Mickey Carolan is an insightful and heartwarming memoir that transcends the conventional to deliver powerful leadership lessons from the perspective of a Child of Deaf Adults (CODA). Growing up in Saginaw, Michigan, during the 1980s, Carolan was thrust into… Continue Reading “MOM DAD NOT HEAR BY MICKEY CAROLAN (Book Review #1815)”
I CHOOSE THE ENDING by Tasha Marie Johnson (Book Review #1813)
“I CHOOSE THE ENDING” by Tasha Marie Johnson is an odyssey of resilience, courage, and the indomitable human spirit that transcends the boundaries of a traditional memoir. Across five captivating books, Johnson courageously lays bare her tumultuous journey through love, betrayal, adversity, and ultimately,… Continue Reading “I CHOOSE THE ENDING by Tasha Marie Johnson (Book Review #1813)”
Shelter of the Monument: A Provincetown Love Story by Yvonne deSousa (Book Review #1766)
“Shelter of the Monument: A Provincetown Love Story,” by Yvonne deSousa, is a poignant and beautifully rendered memoir that transcends the traditional boundaries of love stories. Through deSousa’s unflinchingly honest prose, readers are invited into the intimate world of her relationship with Richard—a man… Continue Reading “Shelter of the Monument: A Provincetown Love Story by Yvonne deSousa (Book Review #1766)”
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