Title: Thorns of Chester Street Author: Shawn Alex Nemeth Genre: Memoir At seven years old, Shawn Nemeth walks into the little, white church in his hometown all alone, desperately yearning for the love so lacking at home and finding it in a relationship with God. From a very young age, he’s known that he’s gay, which… Read More Thorns of Chester Street – Editorial Review
Title: Leaving Bacon Behind: A How to Guide to Jewish Conversion Author: Melvin S. Marsh Genre: Religion Melvin Marsh knew from an early age that he was different. Despite being born and raised Roman Catholic, he identified as being Jewish. He resided in South Florida, where a sizable portion of the population practices… Read More Leaving Bacon Behind – Editorial Review
Title: Ollie Ollie In Come Free Author: Anne Bernard Becker Genre: Memoir Ollie Ollie In Come Free is the product of an author’s lifelong struggle to deal with and process the traumatic events of her childhood, and to analyze the repercussions that it inevitably had on her as an adult. This memoir is a moving, emotional, and intimately personal tale of a family who had experienced more than its fair… Read More Ollie Ollie in Come Free – Editorial Review
Title: Karl’s Diary: It’s a Dog’s Life Author: Sharon Winters Genre: Memoir Karl’s Diary: It’s a Dog’s Life by Sharon Winters shares the day-to-day life of a special and spoiled dog named Karl. Told from Karl’s point of view, each diary entry gives the reader an inside look into what it’s like… Read More Karl’s Diary – Editorial Review
Title: Laying Stones: Life, Loss & the Little Stories of Remembrance Author: Curtis Leathers Genre: Memoir In Laying Stones, Curtis Leathers’s thoughtful and considered memoir, he explores and reflects upon the nature of grief, the legacies left to us, and those we may pass on.
Title: 7 Cups of Coffee Author: Carla J. Brooks Genre: Memoir In 7 Cups of Coffee, Carla J. Brooks leads the reader on a journey of life, through the stories of twenty individuals’ lives she meets along the way on her own literal and spiritual journey.
Title: Shaggy’s Cheeseburgers Author: Ron Ladner Genre: Nonfiction Shaggy’s Cheeseburgers by Ron Ladner is a memoir-type nonfiction about the author’s journey of rebuilding after the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina along the Mississippi Gulf Coast in 2005.
Title: Black, White, and Gray All Over: A Black Man’s Odyssey in Life and Law Enforcement Author: Frederick Douglass Reynolds Genre: Memoir / True Crime Black, White, and Gray All Over: A Black Man’s Odyssey in Life and Law Enforcement is a memoir that centers Frederick Douglass Reynolds and his life that led to… Read More Black, White, and Gray All Over – Editorial Review
Title: Utterly Amazed: Following the Call of God in Japan Author: Miriam Davis Genre: Memoir / Religion Utterly Amazed is the memoir of an English teacher and missionary’s life experience working in Japan. As a young woman questioning her faith and future, Miriam Davis experienced what she interpreted as a personal and professional calling, and she… Read More Utterly Amazed – Editorial Review
Title: The Iraq I Knew… From Saddam Hussein to Weapons of Mass Destruction to Al Qaeda in Iraq Author: Burl Randolph, Jr. Genres: Military autobiography / Military history In The Iraq I Knew, Burl Randolph, Jr., a retired U.S. Army colonel, recounts his experiences in Desert Shield / Desert Storm from 1990 to… Read More The Iraq I Knew – Editorial Review
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