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Tag Archives: memoir

Coffee Time Tuesdays: 5 Most Anticipated Releases of 2023

Books on everyone’s radar this year

Posted byEliza LitaJanuary 10, 2023Posted inbook recommendations, Coffee Time TuesdaysTags:2023, authors, books, Coffee Time Tuesdays, fiction, Margaret Atwood, memoir, new releases, non-fiction, Prince Harry, publishing, reading, Reading Recs, Spare1 Comment on Coffee Time Tuesdays: 5 Most Anticipated Releases of 2023

‘In the Dream House’ Is the Queer History Lesson You Need Right Now

Cover of 'In the Dream House' by Carmen Maria Machado on a light purple background surrounded by little houses.

Carmen Maria Machado’s memoir sheds light on domestic abuse within same-sex couples, exposing a worrying knowledge gap

Posted byEliza LitaOctober 13, 2021Posted inBook ReviewsTags:book review, books, Carmen Maria Machado, LGBTQIA, memoir, non-fiction, pour-your-heart-out book review, readingLeave a comment on ‘In the Dream House’ Is the Queer History Lesson You Need Right Now

‘Between Two Kingdoms’: The Power of Owning Your Story

Suleika Jaouad's memoir, Between Two Kingdoms, atop a navy blue comforter. A painting with blue, black, yellow, and purple sits in the bottom half of the photo, behind the book.

Truths from Suleika Jouad’s brilliant memoir

Posted byBrina PatelSeptember 30, 2021October 4, 2021Posted inBook Reviews, Reading JoyTags:book review, books, life advice, life lessons, memoir, non-fiction, pour-your-heart-out book review, reading1 Comment on ‘Between Two Kingdoms’: The Power of Owning Your Story

‘We Have Always Been Here:’ A Soul-Stirring Pride Month Read

White e-reader on a satin navy fabric showing the cover of 'We have always been here', a queer Muslim memoir.

How a Pakistani woman redefines home, re-embraces faith, and reinvents her identity

Posted byBrina PatelJune 19, 2021Posted inBook Reviews, Pride MonthTags:book review, books, inclusivity, LGBTQIA, memoir, pour-your-heart-out book review, Pride Month, reading4 Comments on ‘We Have Always Been Here:’ A Soul-Stirring Pride Month Read

‘M Is For Mother’ Is a Powerful Account of Women’s Relationship With Motherhood

Why you should read Alexandra Antipa’s moving memoir sharing her journey to becoming a mother.

Posted byEliza LitaJune 8, 2021June 8, 2021Posted inBook ReviewsTags:book review, memoir, pour-your-heart-out book review1 Comment on ‘M Is For Mother’ Is a Powerful Account of Women’s Relationship With Motherhood

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