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Dancing with Red Flags
Anna Rajmon, author of the incredible memoir Elis: Irish Call Girl, has delivered an interesting self-help book in Dancing with Red Flags. This book is a guide intended to help […]
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Hilary Giovale never intended to write a book. However, in 2016, after taking a walk near her home in Flagstaff, Arizona, she heard a whisper: “You need to write a […]
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In her hybrid memoir, Henry’s Classroom: A Special Education in American Motherhood, Amy Mackin chronicles her son’s developmental delays and eventual diagnosis of autism while deftly interspersing an extensive bibliography […]
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Nancy Slonim Aronie has written lively and engaging essays that serve as fine examples to the Seven Secrets to the Perfect Personal Essay. Each chapter also features essays by her […]
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Author of the 2023 Sarton Nonfiction Winner Parenting with an Accent: How Immigrants Honor Their Heritage, Navigate Setbacks, and Chart New Paths for Their Children How do you raise […]
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