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Tag: Woman’s Fiction
Barefoot Alice by Jan Porter (Book Review #1069)
Barefoot Alice is a contemporary woman’s fiction novel about how Alice’s husband leaves her and how her background shapes this person’s character in dealing with the matter. Alice is very relatable, and her story can remind you of so many people you probably know.
Girls like Us Poems by Elizabeth Hazen (Book Review #735)
Girls like us is a poetic book written about the female identity and embodying how a woman feels, expects and is. The work represents a roller-coaster of ups and downs, triumphs, fears, wholeness, self-doubt, self-destructions and many other things girls, and women face.
Horseshoes and Hand Grenades by S.M. Stevens (Book Review #693)
Horseshoes and hand grenades is a story about two women who happen to experience abuse. Astrid happens to experience this from work and is severely affected by it. For Shelby things are different. She is scarred from a very young age. This matter influences… Continue Reading “Horseshoes and Hand Grenades by S.M. Stevens (Book Review #693)”
#WeAreManyWomen: Many Voices by Vali Hawkins Mitchell (Book Review #602)
We are many women is a self-help book written by Dr. Hawkins empowering woman to listen to their instincts and to believe in themselves. She believes that women are mostly subdued to the situation they are enforced in.
The Refuge by Heidi Martin (Book Review #218)
This review was written for Online Book Club “I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars.” This book was an “OnlineBookClub.org Book of the Day.” The refuge is a story about Anna Waters. She is married to Fredrick. Anna is a lawyer… Continue Reading “The Refuge by Heidi Martin (Book Review #218)”
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