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Paradise Quilt by R. A. Monday

About Paradise Quilt by R. A. Monday

If so much can happen in a day, a week, a month, a year. Imagine now, how much can happen to one person in a lifetime. Memories of a childhood long ago, where wondering what was for dinner was the biggest worry of the day; memories of holidays past, spent with a house full of loved ones, to memories of those loved ones gone from our presence; reliving chaotic years where mayhem, eye-rolling, and head shaking ensued; recalling miracles that defy explanation, origin, or cause, and mysteries that will never be solved, only accepted as they occurred.
Each memory is of a different design, much like the carefully stitched patches of a quilt. Life is much Like that. Each patch of dreams. tears, laughter, faith, love, tragedy, and celebration, when stitched together, can produce the most beautiful Paradise Quilt. Life is priceless, and unique with its own orchestration of events, stories, and lessons, of which only the storyteller can speak.
Each life is a life wrapped up in time; unique, strange, wonderfully weird, yet blessed beyond measure no matter how humble or meager its beginnings or hardships. Life is a journey traveled individually, entwined within the threads of time.
As Apa would say, “Life is meant to be lived, not feared.

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U.S. Marine Vietnam Sacrifice by Crystal Mary Lindsey

U.S. Marine Vietnam Sacrifice by Crystal Mary Lindsey

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U.S. Marine Vietnam Sacrifice is a memoir by Raymond Isaac Lindsey, a Vietnam veteran, of his experiences after the war, written by his wife, Crystal Mary Lindsey. At nineteen, Raymond (Ray) fought in the Vietnam War against children recruited by the Viet Cong. The experience left him with physical and mental injuries. His therapy and treatment in Japan caused more harm, and when he returned home, he experienced symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Despite having a loving family and friends, Ray felt like he was in another world most of the time, which affected his relationships. He could not sleep because of his narcolepsy, and when he finally closed his eyes, he had nightmares. Ray eventually met Crystal, an Australian nurse whose father had experienced PTSD. The two fell in love, and she brought light into his dark life and helped him confront his demons.

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The Year of Rejection by Hope Mills

About The Year of Rejection by Hope Mills

A new voice debuts with an unflinchingly honest memoir: the story of a desperate return to the self after decades of depression.

Hope Mills is an immigrant overachiever until an unexpected eviction leaves her homeless. She descends into psychosis for the next year, bleeding depression onto the corners of her sociology textbooks. Hope digs into atypical anorexia and avoidant attachment, deflating her passions into passive suicide. But it didn’t start with the eviction.

Hope Mills is twelve years old when she moves from Ireland to Lithuania. In one swoop, she loses her father, brother and Catholic schoolgirl identity, landing in a town of 900 people where everyone knows her name. She battles a generational, cultural and language barrier at home and at school, quickly collapsing into a hostile teenager. On this shaky foundation, Hope attempts suicide twice in six years. But when she graduates, she returns to Ireland to begin her life. By her third year of college, Hope seems to have everything figured out– until her new world crumbles beneath her feet.

The Year of Rejection steps into the world of growing up first-generation Lithuanian-Irish in an environment which dismisses mental illness. Through prose and psychoanalysis, Hope tells the story of 2022, the worst year of her life, and how she returned to herself.

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Uprooted 3rd Anniversary by Peter J. Boni

About Featured Book: Uprooted 3rd Anniversary by Peter J. Boni

Readers’ Favorite Book Awards Honorable Mention in Nonfiction Social Issues
2024 International Impact Book Award, Memoir
2023 Readers’ Favorite Book Awards Honorable Mention, Nonfiction Social Issues
2023 National Indie Excellence Awards Winner
2023 IPPY Gold Medalist in Nonfiction Audiobooks
2022 Best Book Awards Nonfiction Narrative WINNER

How a journey of self-discovery unearthed the scandalous evolution of artificial insemination

By his forties, Peter J. Boni was an accomplished CEO, with a specialty in navigating high-tech companies out of hot water. Just before his fiftieth birthday, Peter’s seventy-five-year-old mother unveiled a bombshell: His deceased father was not his biological father. Peter was conceived in 1945 via an anonymous sperm donor. The emotional upheaval upon learning that he was “misattributed” rekindled traumas long past and fueled his relentless research to find his genealogy. Over two decades, he gained an encyclopedic knowledge of the scientific, legal, and sociological history of reproductive technology as well as its practices, advances, and consequences. Through twenty-first century DNA analysis, Peter finally quenched his thirst for his origin.

In Uprooted, Peter J. Boni intimately shares his personal odyssey and acquired expertise to spotlight the free market methods of gamete distribution that conceives dozens, sometimes hundreds, of unknowing half-siblings from a single donor. This thought-provoking book reveals the inner workings—and secrets—of the multibillion-dollar fertility industry, resulting in a richly detailed account of an ethical aspect of reproductive science that, until now, has not been so thoroughly explored.

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Framed & Hunted

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Traveling around Australia in the year 2000, the author unwittingly found himself targeted by some very devious, malevolent and well organised others. This true story details the nature, methods and gradual intensification of the target’s gang stalking, from the initial profiling, intimidation, gas lighting and neuro-linguistic programming to repeated druggings, poisonings, remote mind control and sexual honey traps which all enabled rape, murder, lost babies, the releasing of a daemon and the lure of great, but compromised, wealth, power and celebrity.

Spanning fourteen years and five continents; prostitutes, hitmen, rogue intel agents, ladyboys, thieves, junkies, shaman, cult members, under aged hookers and brain-washed vigilantes are just a few of the people encountered in places as far and wide as the Rif Mountains, the Amazon Rainforest, South East Asian jungles and the Australian Outback. From Bangkok to Beirut, Medellin to Johannesburg and a hundred other cities in between; from Jamaican strip clubs to South African military bases and gangster villas in Thailand to bus crashes in Mexico, Framed and Hunted really is a story, and book, like no other.

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Cruising the Mediterranean by Al and Sunny Lockwood

Cruising the Mediterranean by Al and Sunny Lockwood

Chosen best nonfiction book by the Seven Sisters Book Awards, gold medal winner in adult nonfiction by The Wishing Shelf Book Awards, “Cruising the Mediterranean” is a feel-good exploration of some of Europe’s grandest cities.

From Amsterdam’s Red Light District and Athens’ Acropolis lift to Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar, Al & Sunny Lockwood share delicious fun, playful adventure and dazzling beauty.

Even before taking off on their bucket list cruise, the Lockwoods devise a unique way to defeat jet lag so that from the moment they arrive in Amsterdam, they’ll be alert, awake and ready to enjoy all that the city has to offer.

Join this spirited duo as they explore historic canals, scout picturesque neighborhoods, and wander cobble-stone streets.

In Venice, get a bird’s eye view from the tallest structure in the city — St. Mark’s Bell Tower. Walk with wonder through St. Mark’s Basilica, glimmering in gold and candlelight.

Climb the Bridge of Straw to photograph the famous Bridge of Sighs.

Wander colorful neighborhoods with jigsaw puzzle streets and magical waterways.

Visit the oldest neighborhood in Athens, the Grand Bazaar of Istanbul, and the stunning Greek island of Santorini.

If you like being swept away by beautiful places and entertaining adventures, you’ll love Cruising the Mediterranean.

“We write for readers who love to travel and those who dream of traveling,” says Sunny Lockwood, a former newspaper reporter and columnist. “When they read our books they discover how great travel can be. No matter what your age, travel renews you. It energizes you. And it gives you lots of good stories to share with friends.”

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Hope Unleashed: Coping with Cancer with Courage and Love: The True Story of an Animal Rescue Caregiver by June Summers

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Hope Unleashed is an inspiring and heartwarming memoir that follows the incredible journey of Wendy, a woman whose boundless love for animals transformed her life in ways she never imagined.
From a young age, Wendy was drawn to the companionship and comfort of animals, a passion that grew into a life dedicated to rescuing the abandoned and the forgotten. Her home became a sanctuary, a place where countless animals found love, care, and a second chance at life. But just as Wendy was giving everything to those who needed her, she faced a battle of her own—a diagnosis that challenged her courage and resolve.
Told by Wendy’s mother, this is not just a story of struggle; it’s a story of hope, resilience, and the healing power of love. Hope Unleashed offers readers a deeply personal glimpse into Wendy’s life as she navigated the darkest moments we humans can imagine, and she did it with unwavering strength and compassion, not just for herself but for every life she touched. For anyone facing the uncertainty of illness, or for those standing by a loved one’s side, Wendy’s story is a testament to the power of love, courage and the bond between humans and humans & their animals.
Discover how one woman’s passion for saving lives became her own lifeline, and how, even in the face of cancer, hope was never lost.

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Diane: True Survivor by Ward V.B. Lassoe

About Diane: True Survivor by Ward V.B. Lassoe

Diane: True Survivor is the powerful story of a woman who overcomes a lifetime of hardship and abuse. The details read like fiction, but it’s all very real. Through a series of compelling interviews, she shares intimate memories filled with faith and resilience.
Diane is born in 1960 to a prostitute in London. When she’s an infant, her mother tries to kill both Diane and herself in a failed suicide attempt. Diane’s mother is committed to a mental asylum, and Diane is sent to a British orphanage. At age nine, her mother unexpectedly regains custody of Diane. Her mother is now living in the South Bronx, so Diane experiences major culture shock as she moves from an English village to an American ghetto. She soon faces even more challenges as she endures physical and emotional abuse from her mother and sexual abuse from her stepfather. Diane gets pregnant at fourteen and runs away. Along the way, she encounters a series of “angels” who help her survive on the streets. They include a love-struck, teenage paraplegic and a half-bald lesbian poet. Despite a series of abusive romantic relationships, Diane manages to create a new life for herself. She raises eight children (three biological and five adopted), and she finally finds happiness when she reunites with the father of her first child. He has kicked his long-time heroin addiction, but they soon learn that he is HIV-positive. They move to Charleston, South Carolina and have 10 happy years together before he dies. After his death, Diane discovers a new sense of faith and develops a meaningful spiritual life.
The book concludes when Diane’s mother suddenly reappears in her life. Despite the years of abuse when she was a child, Diane eventually forgives her mother and invites her into her home. As they make a new life together, Diane’s story becomes one of grace and mercy.
Diane: True Survivor also offers an interesting perspective on race relations. Diane is white but lives almost all her life in an African-American community and culture.

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THE DIARY OF A ZEN MAMMA by Brenda Shoshanna

THE DIARY OF A ZEN MAMMA by Brenda Shoshanna

During this startling memoir, Rebecca leaves home in Boro Park, Brooklyn for the first time at seventeen to go to a college in the mountains and explore the outside world. As destiny accompanies her, she instantly meets her acting teacher, Lance and ten weeks later, on her eighteenth birthday, runs away with him in a blizzard and gets married. Lance, from a different culture, is forbidden to her, though.
Once news of the marriage gets out, Rebecca must leave home for good and both are thrown out of college. An outcast, she now has to find where she really belongs, discover her true home.
Rebecca and Lance immediately move into his cold water flat in Greenwich Village, in a building filled with actors, artists and assorted bookies. Lance immediately warns her, that he can never make her happy, she must do that for herself.
Shocked, Rebecca clings to her little book on Zen for guidance, wondering where her Zen Master could be? Incredibly, one day he appears. Rebecca meets a powerful, charismatic Japanese Zen Master, with whom she practices for the next forty-five years. Their unbreakable relationship and his liberating teachings permeate both the memoir and her life. And, despite insoluble differences with Lance, Rebecca is now able to experience a different kind of love. One that cannot be threatened, no matter what.
Yet the past is waiting to flood back into their lives. Danger arises as Rebecca suddenly discovers that her newborn son is on the edge of death. Desperate, she calls home, begging for help. Her brother instantly gathers a minyan, (companions in prayer) and her son is miraculously, and quickly healed.
Overwhelmed, Rebecca’s world starts spinning again. Soon she feels compelled to return to the synagogue and is compelled to continue at the Zendo as well. We explore Rebecca’s reunion with her family, her journey back to her roots, caring for her children, and the inevitable threat to her marriage. She is torn apart by what seems like radical differences between Jewish and Zen practices and their totally different lifestyles.
At the peak of her conflict, and with the help of her Zen Master, Rebecca suddenly experiences the incredible connection between both worlds. She sees how Judaism and Zen uplift and empower one another. Like two wings of a bird, both are needed to fly. Her relationship with Lance swiftly deepens as well, no matter what form it takes. Above all, Rebecca sees that the children are our real teachers, and becoming a true Mamma is enlightenment itself.

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Not That Sweet

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Is she crazy, or the family’s black sheep?

In Not That Sweet, Stephanie candidly shares her story of growing up in a chaotic home, shaped by a police sergeant father seeking to “fix” her defiance and anger at home by sending her away. As she navigates her unconventional childhood, readers are invited to explore a pressing question: Is she a ‘troubled teen,’ reacting to an unhealthy environment, or both?

Through the narrative, Stephanie examines the complexities of her family and social dynamics, including strained relationships with her parents and siblings, invisibility at school, the labels she’s been given and the places she’s been. Each chapter reflects on her journey of resilience and personal growth, providing readers with a thoughtful exploration of self-discovery and identity.

Not That Sweet chronicles Stephanie’s evolution from an uncertain childhood to an empowered adulthood, emphasizing the importance of setting boundaries and reclaiming one’s sense of self. Her story offers a relatable and encouraging perspective for anyone ready to take radical self responsibility and find one’s place in the world.

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My Journey as an Author by M. C. Ryder

My Journey as an Author by M. C. Ryder

I’ve always been a writer. My dream was to one day become a published author. That dream came true in October 2022. The dream was only the beginning as I had my work cut out for me. A published book does not sell overnight. There are many highs and many lows. I entered a world that I had no experience in. Choose the freedom of becoming an indie author, without a network. I had to build one from the ground up. A daunting task. The world is not what it used to be. Everything now is digitalized. It can be hard to recognize what is legit and what is a scam. It’s a cutthroat business. Crafting stories was actually, believe it or not, the easy part. Follow my journey as I share the things that I learned during the course of a year as an indie author.

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I Wish the Rainbow Bridge Had Fewer Paw Prints: Tales of Joy and Heartbreak from a Life Shared with Beloved Canine Companions

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Have you ever loved a dog so deeply that their loss left an indelible paw print on your heart?

“I Wish the Rainbow Bridge Had Fewer Paw Prints” is a touching odyssey that will resonate with anyone who has ever shared their life with a beloved canine companion. In this poignant and often humorous memoir, Dr. Brian Joseph invites readers into a world where fur, slobbery kisses, and unconditional love reign supreme.

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The Unofficial Definitive History of Queen and Freddie Mercury by Gary Ogden

The Unofficial Definitive History of Queen and Freddie Mercury by Gary Ogden

“Royal Harmony: The Definitive History of Queen and Freddie Mercury” offers a comprehensive journey through the legendary band’s rise to stardom and the life of its iconic frontman, Freddie Mercury. Spanning Queen’s formation in the early 1970s to their groundbreaking albums like A Night at the Opera and The Game, the book dives into the creation of iconic songs like “Bohemian Rhapsody,” “We Will Rock You,” and “Another One Bites the Dust.”

The story also follows Freddie Mercury’s remarkable solo work, including his collaboration with opera singer Montserrat Caballé on Barcelona. The book covers the highs of Queen’s explosive live performances, such as their unforgettable set at Live Aid in 1985, as well as the personal struggles of Mercury, culminating in his battle with AIDS and his legacy as a cultural icon.

Alongside Freddie’s journey, the book explores how the surviving members—Brian May, Roger Taylor, and John Deacon—continued Queen’s legacy, first with Paul Rodgers and later with Adam Lambert. It highlights Queen’s global impact on music and popular culture, their groundbreaking innovation in sound and stagecraft, and the continuing influence of their timeless music.

The book concludes with a full list of Queen’s albums, singles, Freddie’s solo work, and their greatest concerts, showcasing their incredible career and lasting legacy.

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Extracts From Noah’s Diary

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A century ago, a little known writer named Mark Twain wrote a silly novella called Extracts from Adam’s Diary. It imagined the recorded daily life of the first man. Two years later, Mr. Twain’s wife passed away, and he wrote a melancholy follow-up with Eve as the imagined diarist. Together, these stories were published as The Diaries of Adam & Eve.

A century later, a well known writer named Martin Bodek enjoyed the books, discovered that Twain left the concept for another to pick up where he left off, and decided to give it a try.

Yes, he’s that arrogant, he’s written a sequel for Mark Twain.

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PARTY AT THE END OF THE RAINBOW by Ronald Schulz

PARTY AT THE END OF THE RAINBOW by Ronald Schulz

The Party at the End of the Rainbow is a creative nonfiction memoir that reads like a novel.

Released from jail and the asylum in 1970, Ron turns eighteen and gets his draft card, but he can never betray his convictions or cut his hair and join the straight society. From Rock Concert to gritty city streets, Ron hits the road and finds wild love and wilder sex, along with betrayal. Ron and his wild, tree hugging band of saboteur friends fight back against the Establishment from the first Earth Day school walkout until he joins the White Panthers, whose motto is, “Dope, Rock ‘n’ Roll And Fucking in the Streets!” This memoir is a sequel to CHICAGO RAGE, the first in a series that includes HOME AT THE EDGE, PARTY AT THE END OF THE RAINBOW, and coming soon, TEENAGE RUNAWAY, and he is working on more to follow.

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And…So We Walked: The Inspirational Story of a Couple’s Walk Across America by Rick and Jane McKinney

And…So We Walked: The Inspirational Story of a Couple’s Walk Across America by Rick and Jane McKinney

How would you respond if asked to do something you knew was impossible? Something so difficult, so crazy, so beyond your ability that it didn’t even make sense. You’d dismiss it, forget about it, and act like you were never asked, right? But what if it were God asking? What if you were absolutely sure that you had just heard God speak?

This is that story. The story of two very unlikely people who were asked by God to walk across America. They were to walk from one side of the country to the other, in every conceivable kind of weather, facing what seemed like insurmountable odds, taking every step together and accomplishing it in just six months.

Take each step with them: Meet the people they met, hear the prayers they prayed, feel their pain and celebrate their victories. This is the incredible, true account of their once-in-a-lifetime, adventurous journey.

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Chicago Rage by Ronald Schulz

Chicago Rage by Ronald Schulz

Free Love, Drugs, and Riots

And it is all true. A time in US history. A time of turmoil. And a time of unrest. A five-part memoir as seen through the eyes of seventeen-year-old Ron trying to earn enough money to continue his exploration of the emerging Counterculture, after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.

From the exploration of the underground culture of Chicago to the streets of New York, this recollection of the riots and first interracial romance tells of the trials we all face, even today. And then Karen entered his life – a young run-a-way with wild thoughts of tearing down Pig City.

From freedom to jail, Ron must re-evaluate his life’s direction and look at the world in a wider scope.

Take an amazing journey through the clear memory of a man from another generation as he struggled to find his position in life–as most of the world is doing today.

A perfect 5-star rating from Reader’s Favorite – https://readersfavorite.com/book-review/chicago-rage

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PARTY AT THE END OF THE RAINBOW by Ronald Schulz

PARTY AT THE END OF THE RAINBOW by Ronald Schulz

The Party at the End of the Rainbow is a creative nonfiction memoir that reads like a novel.
Released from jail and the asylum in 1970, Ron turns eighteen and gets his draft card, but he can never betray his convictions or cut his hair and join the straight society. From Rock Concert to gritty city streets, Ron hits the road and finds wild love and wilder sex, along with betrayal. Ron and his wild, tree-hugging band of saboteur friends fight back against the Establishment from promoting the first Earth Day school walkout until he joins the White Panthers, whose motto is, “Dope, Rock ‘n’ Roll And Fucking in the Streets!” This memoir is a sequel to CHICAGO RAGE and more true tales of love and lust on the road and in the streets will follow.

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Different Prisons by Dr. Thomas Davison

Different Prisons by Dr. Thomas Davison

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Join the author as he takes you on an extraordinary journey into his intense world, teaching convicted felons inside two all-male state prisons in northern Ohio. The story Different Prisons is a collection of short stories, poetry, and anecdotes taken directly from the personal journals and unique experiences of Dr. Thomas Davison. This is real-life stuff, not the ‘Hollywood version.’ It will make you laugh, and it will make you cry …

What do the readers have to say about Different Prisons?

A Journey You Never Expected to Take, But Will Cherish
I have loved this story so much. It will make you laugh cheer and cry. And what is so special is that you will meet and fall in love with the author along the way. I confess I have never spent much time thinking about the lives of prisoners, or caring either, but this story opens up that world and despite yourself you will care in a way you never have before. It’s rare, I think, that a book or story teaches you so much, including about yourself. Highly recommended. A must read.
I Truly Love This Story
I like watching movies about what life is like inside of prisons. But, I realize Hollywood tends to exaggerate things to make a film more exciting. So, I decided to try this non-fiction Vella written by a guy who teaches felons inside prisons. I love this story! It is so real. He gives the reader insight into the day-to-day life of a prisoner. I give this story my highest rating and recommend you try it, you will be hooked!
Fresh and New
This is the most honest look at life on the inside of a prison I have seen. The accounts are real, and so raw. They are honest and allow you to feel everything the author and his students feel. A story filled with insights into somewhere most of us will never go. Well worth your time and a gripping read.
A Story That Enlightens You
I’ve become enlightened by the stories of those who are/were incarcerated for whatever reason. I’m inspired by those who chose to better themselves while serving the sentence they been given. Yes, I believe most everything is a choice. A choice to do what is right, a choice to take the higher path, a choice to believe the best of others. Doctor D’s experiences show what society may say is irredeemable truly is if one only provides guidance to the light.
A Powerful and Deeply Moving Story
It’s wonderful how you created Writing and Reading Clubs inside the Prisons where you worked.Bravo! Doctor D. You offer so much interesting insight into prison life. I respect what you do so much. What a great story and Journey this is.I agree that respect is the core of so many things in life. I can only imagine how important respect must be for the convicted felons. I love your addition of prison-themed poems. They are so raw and moving. I know exactly what you mean when you talk about different kinds of prisons. I have imprisoned myself with negativity. Your ability to struggle through to reach these men is inspiring to read. How lucky those guys in prison are to have someone like you to teach and guide them. If one man finds a new life after prison because of what he learned from you, then that one man is reward enough for anyone. Your heart for education and service is crystal clear and what you have to share is so appreciated.I have learned so much about the life of inmates. Thank you for sharing this amazing story!
AMAZON SUMMARY- Customers find the narrative style relatable and authentic. They appreciate the mix of poetry and short story telling. Readers describe the storytelling as compelling, interesting, and eye-opening.

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Memory Fail by Linda Loprasert

Memory Fail by Linda Loprasert

Memory Fail gives an inside look into the brain cancer journey of a young working professional, diagnosed with brain cancer at the age of 26.
You will be made privy to the impacts brain cancer has not only on the body, but also its impact on mindset, relationships with friends and also intimate relationships, and fitting back into the workforce.
Memory Fail takes you on a journey from the beginning; life pre-cancer, and the initial symptoms that prompted a visit to the doctor. Treatment, in the form of chemotherapy and radiation therapy is provided in great detail, including images from the ordeal.
Emotional aspects of the brain cancer journey is also covered, which leads into how the author moved on with life post cancer, details are given around the ordeals in finding work, finding love, and even just finding friends.
The book ends with a chapter titled “Memory Fails”, in which the author gives real life examples of the memory deficits she endured throughout her cancer journey, making Memory Fail a unique read, as you as the reader are given a true insight into the life of a brain cancer patient.

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