Tag: memoir
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Book Review: Loud by Tana Douglas
I’m always up for a book that brings me into the 1970s (and the overlapping years). This one achieved this and then some…
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Book Review: Tales from the Secret Annex by Anne Frank
It was wonderful revisiting Anne Frank’s writing. I’ve been meaning to read this since I read her diary in 2020…
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Book Review: Yesterday, Today, and Forever by Maria von Trapp
Though this book wasn’t at all what I thought it was going to be, I was pleasantly surprised with the content I got instead…
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Book Review: American Girl: Memories That Made Me by Georgia Scott
A wonderfully well-written and introspective account of the author’s memories growing up. I enjoy memoirs like this because you get such a humanistic insight into the lives of others…
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Book Review: Five Days in November by Clint Hill
I’ve read a lot of books about JFK and his assassination but none have made me cry as much as this one…
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Book Review: Every Man a Hero by Ray Lambert
It feels odd to say, but this was an endearing memoir of WWII. Perhaps it’s because the author was 98 while recounting this or it could be his overall positive outlook even in the face of mayhem…
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Book Review: Tell Me Everything by Erika Krouse
This book has two narratives. First is the college football case. The second is the author’s personal story of her abuse…