All Blog Posts Tagged 'memoir' (70)

Getting Out of Dodge City, Heading for L.A. on the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe is a short novel that reads like a memoir and that will appeal to those interested in black American history and the dynamics of poor black American families from the early 1800s to the 1960s.…

Set in Atlanta and the Ohio farm region before, during and after World War II, First Love, Last Dance is the touching, heart-warming true story of Elise and Peter, a couple who first fell deeply in love in their late teens/early twenties but weren’t able to reunite until their late seventies. It’s refreshing to read…

Man’s Search For Meaning By Viktor E Frankl

Overall Rating: An Intriguing Look Into The Mind Of A Holocaust Survivor

This is another odd smoothie review. This one is a called Man’s Search For Meaning By Viktor E Frankl. It was a required reading for a college class. So since I read it, why not write a review.

First off, Man’s Search For Morning is not a text book. It’s not a memoir. It’s no a self help book. But it’s very much a combination of all three of these. It…

Grief facilitator and spiritual coach, Linda Lambert Pestana, has added a new book to her repertoire. Voices of the Heart: A Journey of Faith, Hope & Love, promises to make readers laugh and cry as they savor stories of the incredible journey she's taken through life thus far. A huge sense of personal empowerment is sure to occur after reading the book and you'll better…

I never thought roach droppings would become part of one of my favorite Christmas stories. But stories have a way of writing themselves…

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Please God, Not Two: This Killer Called Alcoholism

Alberta H. Sequeira

Infinity Publishing (August 24, 2010)

978-0741460295

343 pages



Author Alberta H. Sequeira has seen her share of tragedy caused by alcoholism. Twenty years after transforming her kind, loving husband into an angry, abusive drunk, the alcohol demon would return; this time claiming Sequeira’s…

The Glass Castle By Jeanette Walls…

The rewards of writing . . . And the Whippoorwill Sang

By

Micki Peluso



While writing the book was something I had sworn to do as a promise to the one I lost, it was both blessing and bane. There were times when I laughed and times when I cried—just like my readers. As some of you know, many supernatural events happened as I finished the book. Parts of the book seemed written by someone other than me and while I was happy and relieved to…

I just knew we were meant to be together, from the moment I first laid eyes on him. I don't know what it was about him that told me so; perhaps it was his smile, I really can't say for sure. The more I learned about him the more sure I became. Although our paths would separate for a time, we found our way back to each other after 17 years apart and have remained happily together ever since.…