Category: Inspirational Memoirs
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Book Reviews: Three Inspirational Memoirs on Lyme Disease
Lyme Disease is difficult to diagnose, hard to treat, often misunderstood, and tragically impacting many lives around the globe. In this post I am featuring three inspirational memoirs on the topic. Cherie Kephart – A Few Minor Adjustments Synopsis Cherie Kephart traveled the world from the remote villages of Central Africa to the majestic coastlines…
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Book Review: Red Notice by Bill Browder
Reading and reviewing books is a key part of being an author – crucial for improving our craft, and perhaps positive Karma? In 2019, I read and reviewed 62 books for my Goodreads Challenge. My reviews were also posted on Amazon and Bookbub. My favourite genres include inspirational memoirs, travel, environmental awareness, self help and…
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Book Review: Becoming by Michelle Obama
I love reading memoirs, and Michelle Obama’s inspirational memoir “Becoming” is deservedly a bestseller. Synopsis An intimate, powerful, and inspiring memoir by the former First Lady of the United States In a life filled with meaning and accomplishment, Michelle Obama has emerged as one of the most iconic and compelling women of our era. As…
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Book Review: Ripples from the Edge of Life by Roland Chesters
I thought I was well informed about HIV and AIDS until I read Roland Chester’s well written and informative memoir “Ripples from the Edge of Life.” Roland also made me question how I would react if I was told I only had a short time left on this good Earth? Book Synopsis If, out of…
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Book Review – Angels at my Fingertips by Lorna Byrne
Do you believe in angels? I certainly do, and I know they help me on a daily basis. Lorna Byrne Lorna Byrne has seen angels since she was a child. She is also able to describe them in great detail, and shares their messages of hope and healing for our future. Her first book “Angels…
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Book Review – The Shed That Fed A Million Children
A Very Special Book “The Shed That Fed A Million Children” written by Magnus Macfarlane-Barrow, founder and CEO of the charity Mary’s Meals, was my 50th book review for my Goodread’s Reading Challenge of 2018. It is a very special book that I have actually read twice! My Review “The Shed That Fed a Million…
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Book Review – Sam a Shaggy Dog Story by Sally Cronin
Sally Cronin is an incredibly generous writer and blogger who supports LOTS of authors and bloggers (myself included) through her blog Smorgasbord Invitation – a blog with a view – on books, music, humour and health. She has written ten books on a variety of topics, ranging from health to media training. This week I read and reviewed…
Watching the Daisies 