Book Review: Malibu Burning
MALIBU BURNING by Robert Kerbeck is an emotionally intimate, in-depth account of California’s most destructive wildfire. Check out what Sam Cohen of IBR has to say about this nonfiction book from MWC Press.
Tag: memoir
Book Review: Wolf Girl
WOLF GIRL: Finding Myself in the Wild by Doniga Markegard is a collection of nonfiction wilderness essays and a guide for all those looking for themselves. Check out what Kathy L. Brown has to say about this Propriometrics Press.
Book Review: Home Is Where the RV Is
HOME IS WHERE THE RV IS by Gerri Almand is a wild RV ride where the road gets longer and longer. Check out what Jaylynn Korrell of Independent Book Review has to say about this Brown Posey Press memoir.
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: I, Dragonfly
★★★★★ I, Dragonfly: A Memoir of Recovery and Flight by author Kerrie Baldwin receives five glowing stars from Independent Book Review’s staff writer Helen Barnes. This inspirational eating-disorder recovery memoir is captivating and readable.