Book Review: This I Can Tell You
THIS I CAN TELL YOU by Brandy Spering is a quietly harrowing memoir that explores a father’s sudden violent death. Check out what Tucker Lieberman of IBR has to say about this Perennial Press memoir.
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Book Review: An Everyday Cult
AN EVERYDAY CULT BY Gerette Buglion is a raw and vulnerable memoir that exposes the practice of cults hidden in suburban backyards. Check out what Joelene Pynnonen has to say about this Rootstock Publishing book.
Book Review: The Bond
THE BOND by A.M. Grotticelli is a memoir of how a mixed bag of foster kids became a family for life. Check out what Joseph Haeger of IBR has to say about this Atmosphere Press memoir.
Book Review: An Ambiguous Grief
AN AMBIGUOUS GRIEF by Dominique Hunter is a tender, inventive memoir that grapples with the unexpected loss of a child. Check out what Tucker Lieberman of IBR has to say in his review of this Atmosphere Press memoir.
Book Review: Whole Heart
WHOLE HEART by Michelle Felix is one woman’s incredible and heartbreaking journey from Africa to America. Check out what Samantha Hui has to say about this indie author book review.
Book Review: Slip-Resistant Socks
SLIP-RESISTANT SOCKS: My Journey with Bipolar Disorder by Bryce Hostetler is a courageous memoir that holds nothing back to help raise mental health awareness. Check out what Jendayi Omowale of IBR has to say about this indie author memoir.
Book Review: The Prison Within
THE PRISON WITHIN by Don Cummins is an inspirational memoir about the journey to redemption. Check out what Jaylynn Korrell of IBR has to say about this indie author memoir.
Book Review: Trove
TROVE by Sandra A. Miller is an inspirational, emotional, and funny memoir about searching for buried treasure in New York City. Check out what Felicia Nicole Hall of Independent Book Review has to say in her review of this Brown Paper Press title.
The Painful Tangibility of It All: Davon Loeb’s The In-Betweens
THE IN-BETWEENS by Davon Loeb is a lyrical memoir about family, growing up, and identity in America. Check out what Sean Alan Cleary of Independent Book Review has to say about this Everytime Press nonfiction book in “The Painful Tangibility of It All.”
Book Review: Knitting the Fog
KNITTING THE FOG by Claudia D. Hernandez is a memoir about sisterhood, resilience, and immigration from Guatemala to the U.S. Check out what Jaylynn Korrell of Independent Book Review has to say about this Feminist Press title.