Showing posts with label Memiors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Memiors. Show all posts
10 December, 2012

Book Review: True Spirit The True Story of a 16-Year-Old Australian Who Sailed Solo, Nonstop, and Unassisted Around the World by Jessica Watson

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Title:True Spirit: The True Story of a 16-Year-Old Australian Who Sailed Solo, Nonstop, and Unassisted Around the World Author: Jessica Wa...
03 December, 2012

Book Review: Ambulance Girl by Jane Stern

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Title: Ambulance Girl Author: Jane Stern Publisher: Three Rivers Press Publish Date: April 27, 2004 Jane Stern had hit her fifties wit...
16 January, 2012

Book review: Cathedrals of the Flesh by Alexia Brue

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Title: Cathedrals of he Flesh: My Search fo the Perfect Bath Author Alexia Brue Publisher: Bloomsbury Date Published: 2003 I originally rece...
26 May, 2009

Book Review: The Mighty Queens of Freeville by Amy Dickinson

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For Amy Dickinson, family is her cornerstone. After becoming a single mother to a toddler, Amy found herself moving back from London to Free...
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20 December, 2008

Book Review: Playing with Fire Whining and Dining on the Gold Coast by Thomas G. Schaudel

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Read and Reviewed for armchair interviews Have you ever gone to dinner and had a bad experience? Maybe your food wasn’t cooked right, or you...
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20 March, 2008

Book Review: The Middle Place by Kelly Corrigan

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Read and reviewed for Front Street Reviews "The Middle Place is about calling home. Instinctively. Even when all the paperwork—a marria...
11 August, 2006

Book Review: Straight up and Dirty: A Memior by Stephanie Klein

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Read and reviewed for armchair interviews Stephanie Klein was living her dreams. Happily married to her husband Gabe, a medical student, she...
01 January, 2006

Book Review: I Am Not Myself These Days by Josh Kilmer-Purcell

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In his first book, a fresh new memoir, author Josh Kilmer-Purcell weaves us a tale of his first two years living in Manhattan after migratin...