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My Life, My Ethiopia
Mary Tadesse’s memoir entitled My Life, My Ethiopia illuminates the life of one of Ethiopia’s greatest women leaders. Born into a family that valued education, she was selected to travel and study abroad for the purpose of advancing not only herself, but the entire country, upon her return. […]
Categories: Memoir and Autobiography
Tags: Author of Color, Good Books, History, Review of the Month, War and its effects
Tags: Author of Color, Good Books, History, Review of the Month, War and its effects
Recent Reviews
Inspirational
Creatrix Rising: Unlocking the Power of Midlife Women
Creatrix Rising is a celebration of the later years of women. Instead of allowing our traditionally male-dominant society to define older women as “crones” or “washed up” and useless, Raffelock suggests a new archetype for ourselves: creatrix. Raffelock defines creatrix as “a woman who makes things.” As the […]
Memoir and Autobiography
Fifty First Dates After Fifty
Fifty First Dates After Fifty is a frolicking, often racy, memoir. After a seven-year relationship ends—with a man author Carolyn Lee Arnold describes as “a happy Buddhist beach boy in his late fifties”—she longs for a new partner to fill the emotional, physical, and spiritual hole in her […]
Nonfiction
Feminist Daughters With Military Fathers
Fatima Sadiqi’s book Feminist Daughters With Military Fathers provides an amazing historical overview of the Moroccan military. Predominantly textbook in nature, it could serve as a valuable resource for college courses on Moroccan military history. Organized in five chapters, these are preceded by an introduction that clarifies Sadiqi’s […]
