The memoir chronicles the author’s decades-long journey battling a life-threatening autoimmune disorder.
REVIEW: incurable optimist: living with illness and chronic hope by Jennifer Cramer-Miller
Tag: rachael j hughes
REVIEW: Sacred Sendoffs: An Animal Chaplain’s Advice… by Sarah A. Bowen
An animal chaplain examines our relationship with many creatures – from those who provide us with food to those who become our pets.
REVIEW: Odyssey of Ashes: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Letting Go by Cheryl Krauter
The sport of fly fishing becomes the mechanism for processing grief following the loss of author Cheryl Krauter’s husband.
Review: Edna’s Gift: How My Broken Sister Taught Me to Be Whole by Susan Rudnick
As a woman diagnosed with MRKH, my editor was eager to send me her book to review, and I was eager to read it.
Review: Us Girls by Rachael J. Hughes
When Hughes is 17 and still hasn’t gotten her period, she goes to a doctor who tells her she doesn’t have a uterus…
Review: To the Moon and Back: A Childhood Under the Influence by Lisa Kohn
To the Moon and Back: A Childhood Under the Influence is a riveting tale of a young woman’s survival in—and out—of a religious cult in the 1970s
REVIEW: A Beautiful and Terrible Thing by Jen Waite
As the title states, what a beautiful and terrible book!
Review: Girls Gone Old by Fiona Helmsley
Fiona Helmsley’s Girls Gone Old is a bold and brave memoir of a woman who confronted emergent and continuing female sexuality, addiction, and pop culture.
REVIEW — Kingpin: Prisoner of the War on Drugs by Richard Stratton
It’s hard to fathom, reading this book in 2017, that Richard Stratton would have to do time at all for his offense–smuggling hashish and marijuana into the United States.
