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Category Archives: Memoir
North to the Orient by Anne Morrow Lindbergh
North to the Orient is the first published book of Anne Morrow Lindbergh and details the trip she and aviator husband Charles Lindbergh made in 1931 to map and assess the feasibility of possible routes for the new airplane industry … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Adventure, Memoir, Non-fiction
Tagged adventure, aviation, exploration, Lindbergh, Memoir
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Hour of Gold, Hour of Lead by Anne Morrow Lindbergh
This is the second in a series of Anne Morrow Lindbergh’s diaries published in the early 70s and, as the title implies, it captures the extreme highs and extreme lows of her life between 1929 and 1932, beginning with the … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Letters/Epistolary, Memoir
Tagged adventure, aviation, diaries, exploration, grief, loss
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Under a Wing, a memoir by Reeve Lindbergh
I had found out something about my father that afternoon, just by watching him work his way down through the air. I held on to the knowledge tightly afterward, and I still hold it to this day. I learned what … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Memoir, Non-fiction
Tagged Anne Morrow Lindbergh, Charles A. Lindbergh, history, Lindbergh family life
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Magnolia Story, The, Chip and Joanna Gaines with Mark Dagostino
If you follow home renovation shows and have watched Fixer Upper, or if you just really enjoy a success story, you’ll love the story of Chip and Joanna Gaines. Told in turn through both their voices, this saga is a … Continue reading
Posted in Memoir, Non-fiction, Romance
Tagged Fixer Upper, home renovations, love story, success story
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Sunday Special: Melanie Willard
Melanie Willard spoke to our Woman 2 Woman Bible Study (Metropolitan Bible Church, Ottawa) session recently about how to care for people in crisis. She speaks of this with authority because she has been through an amazing, torturous journey that … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Author, Christian, Memoir, Non-fiction, Opinion, Spiritual Growth
Tagged crisis care, Dare to be Raw, Melanie Willard, Metropolitan Bible Church
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Uprooted by Joan Sparling Migwans
Have you ever wanted to travel to exotic places? Have you ever experienced the loss of a loved one and temporarily lost your sense of equilibrium? Both of these things were part of Joan Sparling Migwans‘ experience and, rather than … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Adventure, Memoir, Non-fiction, Opinion, Travel
Tagged ancient cultures, Syria, teaching abroad, Travel
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The Birth House by Ami McKay
Kudos to the Britannia Book Club (one of the perks connected with my recent move) for choosing such an excellent read for March. The Birth House is Ami McKay‘s debut novel and it captures the early 1900’s rural Nova Scotia … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Historical Fiction, Memoir
Tagged Ami McKay, Britannia Book Club, Nova Scotia, The Birth House, women's suffrage
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Loved Back To Life: How I Found the Courage to Live Free by Sheila Walsh
Loved Back to Life is a memoir/inspirational work that frankly deals with mental illness from a Christian perspective. Sheila Walsh goes back through her journals to retell the journey from recognition that she needed help dealing with fear and anger issues … Continue reading
Then Again by Diane Keaton
When you first look at the title with Diane Keaton‘s playful pose, the title seems like an off-hand comedy line. It’s not until the end of the memoir that she explains it: Now will soon be Then. Then can never … Continue reading
Posted in Actress, Adult Book, Author, Memoir, Opinion
Tagged Alzheimer's, Diane Keaton, exploring self, motherhood, relationships, women's lib
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