Memoirs Books

This book is about the times God has whispered to me. I called it “whispered” because no one else in the room heard him but me. I call the voice God’s because God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit are one.The words are the times God uses me...

The royalties that come from this book will go towards cancer-related social science research and provide financial assistance to cancer sufferers in Nepal. यो पुस्तकबाट उठेको रकम क्यान्सर सँग सम्बन्धित सामाजिक अनुसन्धान तथा नेपालमा भएका क्यान्सर...

If I'd Known I Couldn't, I Wouldn't've is a chronicle of a man's extraordinary journey from a farm in Kentucky's Jackson Purchase, where he lived without modern amenities, through struggles with dyslexia and hearing loss. Overcoming adversities, he...

Dr. Teresa Ethridge, a native Louisianian, was born on January 6, 1962. I arrived in the state of California in 1963, unfortunately, transitioning from a small town to the metropolis of Los Angeles came with many pitfalls. By the age of 16, I had been...

"The Christmas Door Prize" tells the story of a retired professional athlete coming to grips with changes in his personal life, he never saw coming. Follow this fascinating journey featuring issues ranging from teenage rejection, marital downfalls and...

Rogue Attorney tells the story of how County Office protocols allowed for my father's Last Will and Testament documents to be lost or stolen. This book lays out the entire case, complete with documents and public records, of my experience. I wrote this...

A woman's quest takes her across the globe on an inspirational adventure that most only dare to dream about. In answering her call, Jan believes the Universe provides signs and guidance in following her path. She embarks on a spiritual and environmental...

Author CD Bollman, alias Arlo Card, is a self-described genius, who lives life on the edge as his own "shrink." Welcome to the inner sanctum of the mind of CD Bollman and the life observations of a wandering underdog.How does a self-appointed GENIUS deal...

Robert is a man with many "lives": a son, navy officer, a student, a professor, a peace corps volunteer, veterinary hospital owner, husband, and a father. Through his memoir, Robert tells how he overcame his challenges with learning and recounts his...

Sick As My Secrets is a powerful, compassionate, moving memoir told by a strong and honest woman who overcame a desperate need for alcohol to handle stress in her young life. Patricia L. Brooks, immensely proud of her thirty-five years of sobriety,...

George Savary Wasson takes readers on a thrilling sea journey in this captivating memoir. From the highs of adventure to the lows of tragedy, Wasson's vivid descriptions and engaging storytelling make this book a must-read for anyone with a love of the...

A poignant and uplifting memoir of a woman who struggled with disfigurement and learned to embrace her own beauty. Hubbard's story is one of courage and determination in the face of adversity, and offers inspiration and hope to anyone who has faced...

Dans cette lettre à un ami, l'auteur relate son expérience à l'Institut agricole de Meleto, en Toscane, offrant un regard unique sur l'agriculture et l'éducation à cette époque.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is...

A powerful memoir of love, loss, and redemption by the Brazilian poet and novelist, Gilka Machado. With exquisite prose and unflinching honesty, Machado explores the complexities of the human heart and the challenges of finding meaning in a world filled...

In this deeply personal and touching memoir, Charles Beckett shares his experience of losing a loved one for the first time. Beckett's candid reflections on grief, sorrow, and the healing power of time will resonate with anyone who has experienced loss...

Join Patrick Joseph Dooley as he reminisces about his fifty years spent living in the vibrant neighborhood of Yorkville. From its colorful characters to its distinct culture, Dooley provides a unique perspective on this historic enclave. This book is a...

In this lively and entertaining memoir, Edmund K. Goldsborough shares his experiences as a student at the University of Mississippi, better known as Ole Miss. From football games to fraternity parties, he offers a candid and nostalgic look at college...

Frederick Rolfe's gripping firsthand account of being buried alive is a harrowing read that's not for the faint of heart. This book serves as both a cautionary tale and a tribute to the resiliency of the human spirit in the face of unimaginable horror...

Questo libro racconta la storia di un uomo che ha trascorso sei anni e due mesi in prigione, e il modo in cui quel periodo ha cambiato la sua vita. Una testimonianza toccante sulla resilienza umana e sulla speranza.This work has been selected by scholars...

This book was birthed from a reality show “To Find Love” rejection after producers were more interested in my true story being a movie verses having the network look bad for casting me because of the X on my back. I knew I was on to something...

“I wish I had sat in a rocking chair on the front porch on Ben Hill Drive with Mama and Papa, drawing out from each of them memories of the life they had lived. No doubt most of us have made the same wish. It is now too late for me. Instead, I am...

Are you a Jew, Muslim, Buddhist, Pagan, or Christian member of the LGBT community like myself or simply someone who desires to find the Freedom, Joy, Peace, and Happiness of One Love? Are you searching for the Knowledge and Unconditional Love of the...

How does a young girl search for a benevolent father figure and suitable husband for her single mother among a group of Holocaust survivors? Set in the deteriorating north end of Springfield, Massachusetts in the 1950s, Surviving Remnant is Hanna...

This book is equal parts reflection, factual account of the challenges and joys of the Pilgrimage, and practical advice for preparing for it and making it the best experience possible. Read it if you are planning to walk El Camino de...

The third of eleven children, Jan Banaszek spends her childhood in the role of fierce protector—striving to shield her younger siblings from the dysfunctional home life created by their father, a volatile man who can snap at any moment. With a...

Remembering Your Story invites readers to connect their faith stories with others and with God's story as revealed in scripture. Morgan guides readers to deeper memories of God's presence in all portions of their lives. Individuals and small groups will...

In A Nice Tuesday, Pat Jordan chronicles his decision to reclaim the failed potential of his youth. A young baseball pitcher of inordinate promise, Jordan had been one of the Milwaukee Braves first "bonus babies." His struggle through the minor leagues...

Day after day, night after night, desperate men come to sit in the black chair next to Charles Barber's desk in a basement office at Bellevue and tell of their travails, of prison and disease, of violence and the voices that plague them. Between the...

Just Breathe Normally opens with a traumatic accident. Shattered perceptions and shards of narrative recount the events, from wreck through recovery and beyond. In lyric prose, the stories spiral back through generations to touch on questions of...

If you've been told your child has ADHD or behavioural issues, you're not alone!At the time, all I was thinking was, "What have I done to deserve what I am going through?" And at some point, routine calls and requests for meetings from teachers and...

This true story finds the author travelling to Europe instead of attending university with her high school friends. This book is set in 1969, when she was 19 years old. Adventure, excitement, disappointment and a true dose of reality await her. She soon...

We often dig to find ourselves. To find the truth of who we are. The truth of what we can become. This is memoir about a life that was almost lost. A story about the digging to find it. About the hole that is left wide open. About the way we try to fill...

The police force, no matter what state or country you live, is the same. They see and do things that no civilian person understands: blood, guts, physical violence and pushing your limits of mental, physical, and spiritual endurance. In the end these...

How does a kid raised by atheists end up in a convent?In her forties, Celia McBride abandoned her worldly life to follow a "sense of call" and explore the idea of becoming a Catholic nun. There was only one problem: she wasn't Catholic.Discerning the...

This book was started by my father, Patrick Keith, nearly 20 years ago as an endeavour of the heart. His first book, "Ousted", was published in early 2005, the same year that he died. It was an insider's account of Singapore's expulsion from the...

People have lived for many thousands of years in what is now South Gippsland, Australia. In the 1880s a young Englishman, unaware of the area's long human history, set about clearing forest in the Strzelecki Ranges to establish a farm. Over a century...

This book describes the journey that Love, the Person took me on. It's sad and funny and quirky and triumphant! It's our journey as humans if we let Love in. It will make you laugh and cry and nod in recognition. It will create pathways of...

Why do some people retain cute baby-talk names for their relatives (like "Num-Num" and "Pee-Paw") well into middle age? How should a reasonable person respond when Olivia Newton-John sings, "Have you never been mellow?" Who's responsible for the sorry...