“The Girl Who Smiled Beads” is a memoir about a young girl who survived the 1994 Rwandan genocide. The plot shifts from past and present while we get a glimpse of Clemantine’s experience as a refugee in Africa and theContinue Reading
Anna’s memoir successfully brought me from heart-shattering tears to profound hope and faith all within a couple hundred pages. The flow of steady tears made it difficult to get through this without stopping to clear my eyes and blow myContinue Reading
The idea of weaving mythology, nonfiction and clinical study notes is an intriguing one, especially when it comes to the mind and consciousness, but I failed to grasp the message Brok was trying to portray which made it difficult toContinue Reading
Although I found this book insightful, it mainly focused on signs and recover of a romantic relationship with a psychopath/sociopath. I was really hoping the topic would be broader and include co-worker’s, a waiter, friend, etc. This was a niceContinue Reading