Tag: non fiction

Surviving Paris: A Memoir of Healing in the City of Light by Robin Davis (Book Review #2219)

Robin Allison Davis’s Surviving Paris is an unflinching, heartfelt memoir that redefines what it means to pursue a dream abroad while confronting life’s most devastating challenges. Far from a romanticized tale of baguettes, berets, and sweeping Parisian love stories, Davis offers readers a raw,… Continue Reading “Surviving Paris: A Memoir of Healing in the City of Light by Robin Davis (Book Review #2219)”

The Set Up and Other Poems by Kamaljit Kaur (Book Review #1950)

*The Set Up and Other Poems* by Kamaljit Kaur is a deeply personal and evocative collection that invites readers into the author’s life journey. Growing up in Britain within the confines of a self-absorbed family steeped in the expectations and cultural experiences of Indian… Continue Reading “The Set Up and Other Poems by Kamaljit Kaur (Book Review #1950)”

NARROW ESCAPES: A Memoir by Louise Nayer (Book Review 1937)

*NARROW ESCAPES* by Louise Nayer is a powerful and deeply moving memoir that delves into the author’s life with raw honesty and poignant detail. Published by Spuyten Duyvil in 2023, this memoir takes readers on an emotional journey through Nayer’s life, beginning with a… Continue Reading “NARROW ESCAPES: A Memoir by Louise Nayer (Book Review 1937)”

“Running in Slippers” by Angie Hawkins (Book Review #1924)

“Running in Slippers” by Angie Hawkins is a raw and deeply personal memoir that chronicles the tumultuous journey of a woman grappling with profound loss, toxic relationships, and the arduous path to self-discovery and healing.

Goal in Progress: The Detours and Diversions of a Spiritual Journey” by Bhikkhu Nyanadhammika (Book Review #1883)

“Goal in Progress: The Detours and Diversions of a Spiritual Journey” is an enlightening memoir by Bhikkhu Nyanadhammika, an American Buddhist monk whose eclectic spiritual journey transcends geographical and doctrinal boundaries. This autobiographical account is not only a testament to the author’s relentless quest… Continue Reading “Goal in Progress: The Detours and Diversions of a Spiritual Journey” by Bhikkhu Nyanadhammika (Book Review #1883)”

The Merchant of Venus: The Life of Walter Thornton by Nancy Thornton Navarro (Book Review #1941)

What if you discovered, years after your father’s passing, that he was not the man you thought, but a historical figure who left an indelible mark on the modeling, advertising, and beauty industries? That’s exactly what the daughters of Walter Thornton experienced, and it… Continue Reading “The Merchant of Venus: The Life of Walter Thornton by Nancy Thornton Navarro (Book Review #1941)”

The Happy World Of Unhappy People by Mike P (Book Review #1853)

Mike P’s “The Happy World Of Unhappy People” ventures deep into the complex interplay between modern society and the quest for happiness, offering readers a lucid and engaging examination of why contemporary life seems at odds with genuine contentment. Through a compelling blend of… Continue Reading “The Happy World Of Unhappy People by Mike P (Book Review #1853)”

The Adventure of Kozmos Lovejoy by Patrick 0′ Brien (Book Review #1843)

Patrick O’Brien’s “The Adventure of Kozmos Lovejoy” is not just a memoir; it is a heartfelt exploration of self-discovery and spiritual awakening set against the backdrop of the 1960s and ’70s, a time of profound cultural and spiritual renaissance in America. Through the character… Continue Reading “The Adventure of Kozmos Lovejoy by Patrick 0′ Brien (Book Review #1843)”

The Teenage Guide to Success by Colton Fidelman (Book Review #1794)

“The Teenage Guide to Success” by Colton Fidelman is a refreshing and insightful nonfiction guide aimed at navigating teenagers through the tumultuous journey of adolescence with practical, actionable advice. Fidelman, in his nonfiction debut, strategically employs the acronym “TICK TOCK” to outline the core… Continue Reading “The Teenage Guide to Success by Colton Fidelman (Book Review #1794)”