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She beautifully weaves the sometimes-wrenching stories of mothers with incisive analysis demarcating the unique predicament of these mothers, who find it difficult to articulate return pathways to the work world despite the celebratory and contradictory culture of mompreneurs and the confidence fantasy. Milkie, University of Toronto. Comments: I Martha met the author on a recent trip to Belize!
I became fascinated with cacao production because of her enthusiasm and expertise. We visited a cacao farm in Belize together. I think our readership would be interested in the connection to European religions after contact with the New World. She has deeply researched how the Jewish faith and Mayan chocolate are connected. She explores the ancient relationship of people and the cacao bean.
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What woman doesn't love chocolate? This is my idea to review it. I can have her email: debbieprinz gmail. The book is about how we can recognize differences, redress problems, and further achievements that have marked the rise of the American feminist movement. It is about creating a better world. Comments: Stories told by 38 fascinating, strong, independent, "mostly western" ladies that will inspire women everywhere.
An eclectic group who love family, land, and their animals share stories that will touch the heart, entertain and educate. Meet Carole who saved her cows from wildfire, Eve who rode an opinionated mule on the Tevis Cup Ride, Michelle and her Search and Rescue bloodhound, Mary Matli, a true cowboy and Amanda, wife of hotshot firefighter Eric Marsh who lost his life along with eighteen other brave souls fighting a local wildfire. Comments: I'm a woman and I've lived an unconventional life. I have hitchhiked around the world. I think that women get from my work a sense of the familiar -- my femaleness -- in the strange -- a woman on the side of the road, sticking out her thumb and asking for a ride.
Comments: Darling Girl tells the story of a young girl growing up in a family in danger of being crushed by its secrets. Set in the 50s and 60s and in locations around the world, Darling Girl explores, through the eyes of a child, what it is like to watch your parents careening out of control. Do You Have Kids? Comments: Do You Have Kids?
Life When the Answer is No is a savvy and validating guide to what might be in store for growing numbers of childfree and childless worldwide--from the shifting meaning of family to what we leave behind when we die. Weaving together wisdom from women ages thirty-seven to ninety-one with both her own story and a growing body of research, this book brings to light alternate routes to lives of meaning, connection, and joy for those without children, and those who love us.
Comments: The poems are about a woman's relationships to family, self and the world. There are rites of passage poems, coming of age poems, wrestling with oppression poems as well as reflections on and homages to other women. Comments: This novel is largely inspired by real events and comes on the wings of the metoo movement.
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It's a book about surviving and is of particular interest to mothers of young girls. Bond, Alma H. Comments: Dr. Bond is a psychoanalyst of 37 years of clinical experience. She can see into the heart and soul of Barbra as no other writer can. She is able to unearth Barbra's longings, hidden desires, faults, and the hidden generosities of her heart.
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Some sort of contact and communication, would be welcome at this point. Thank you for your attention. Comments: Termination of Benefits is a Maine mystery about secrets and psychotherapy. The protagonist is a former attorney turned social worker dealing with her own traumatic past while simultaneously helping her clients do their work. She collaborates with three female friends to solve the murder of a misogynist psychiatrist in bed with an unethical managed care company.
The book deals with relationships, relational ruptures between friends and lovers and relational repairs. It's packed with real information about trauma and recovery while providing a compelling, fun read. TOB also follows a storyline of the protagonist's struggle to come to terms with a lineage of clairvoyance and highlights how we as women can transform self-doubt into self-confidence. Comments: The word sensei in Japanese literally means "one who came before," but that's not what Janet Pocorobba's teacher wanted to be called. She used her first name, Western-style.
She wore a velour Beatles cap and leather jacket, and she taught foreigners, in English, the three-stringed shamisen, an instrument that fell out of tune as soon as you started to play it. Vexed by the music and Sensei's mission to upend an elite musical system, Pocorobba, on the cusp of thirty, gives up her return ticket home to become a lifelong student of her teacher. She is eventually featured in Japan Cosmo as one of the most accomplished gaijin, "outside people," to play the instrument.
Part memoir, part biography of her Sensei, The Fourth String looks back on the initial few years of that apprenticeship, one that Janet's own female English students advised her was "wife training," steeped in obedience, loyalty, and duty. Even with her maverick teacher, Janet is challenged by group hierarchies, obscure traditions, and the tricky spaces of silence in Japanese life.
Comments: "America Deconstructed" is a woman's attempt at spreading empathy to a world angry and confused about immigration and identity. The women who put together this book and especially the ones featured in the book are an example to men and women, children and adults, of courage, passion, and culture.
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Women will be interested in this book because these are real stories of people who call America home and are chasing the American Dream. These stories are from people who want to create a better future for the next generation. Comments: America Deconstructed follows the journeys of sixteen immigrants as they maneuver cultural differences, accents and uncomfortable situations while feeling a sense of belonging in America. Women will see themselves in many facets of these immigrants' stories, but will also learn from experiences different from theirs.
Comments: Wyoming in the early s was a time of tremendous change, with the completion of the transcontinental railroad and the discovery of gold. Dulcinetta Jackson, the half-black heir to her grandmother's vice fortune, struggles to gain respectability in this highly mutable environment. When a former iron man for the railroad shows up unexpectedly with her small son in tow, the events set in motion lead to abrupt changes in each of their lives.
It is and Jocelyn Belle Royal, steadfast and feisty as usual, joins a mule drive to earn back her Kansas, Flint Hills farm lost to the bank. Entanglements over the mules, outlaws, women's suffrage, and a disagreement over the governor's mansion, test her mettle to the limit. The story can be likened to author Elmer Kelton's "gentle westerns" and has been endorsed by Molly Gloss and other notable authors. The British are on the verge of capturing the strategically important port of New Orleans. In the midst of the Americans' chaotic preparations for battle, three women play key roles in the defense of the city: Catherine, a free woman of color, voodoo priestess, and noted healer personally summoned by General Andrew Jackson; Marguerite, a pampered Creole plantation mistress prone to out-of-body experiences; and Millie, a plucky, patriotic prostitute inspired by her pirate lover to serve in the most dangerous capacity of all.
These three women's lives and fates become intertwined as they join forces to defend their country. Inspired by the contributions of citizens during the Battle of New Orleans, The Cards Don't Lie is a story of love, rebellion, intimacy, betrayal, and heroism in the face of terror and barbaric brutality. Comments: Kirsti Sandy's essays in this coming-of-age memoir can be therapeutic for women still trying to process so many of the events that shaped who they have become and changed the way they see themselves, men, family, and politics.
The experiences Kirsti shares from living in both affluent and poor neighborhoods of Lowell and Andover Mass as well as how strongly she is effected by the women she meets as she grows up and moves away, are powerful, but she tells all her stories with humor and spirit.
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Comments: Several of the female characters, who look back on our time from the future, have special abilities. Some can radiate an enlightened state of awareness into others. One is able to leave her body at will and experience being other life forms. Another woman discovers that she can influence the past with her energy body. All of them expand into profound love for themselves and the men in their lives as they align themselves with the mystery of the conscious universe. The reader is exposed to new possibilities of self-empowerment and loving connection among all facets of existence.
In her latest novel, "The Throwaways", she turns to her fans' favorite character, Curt Dekker, and revisits him 25 years in the past. Any female reader interested in crime, thrillers, suspense, and mystery will be intrigued by LS Hawker's pioneer voice in the thriller genre. She doesn't shy away from writing in a man's world, and her career is a testament to how women can challenge social norms and write whatever story they want to tell.
Comments: To be inspired by a true story of loss and reunion; to learn more about another culture Greek and part of its contribution to the melting pot of our society; to gain insights into why people make some of the seemingly-impossible decisions that they do; to journey with a spunky girl on her journey of discovery and identity; and to enjoy a good story. Gripping and heart-wrenching; historically important, with contemporary relevance. Then one day a stranger approaches Sousanna's father with a startling proposition, made bearable only by the assurance that the situation is temporary.
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But all is not as it seems, and Sousanna is taken from her home to a foreign place where she's adopted by an American couple. Everything is different and no one understands her. How will Sousanna endure alone in this strange place, where her culture, her language, and even her name are taken from her? Will her parents ever find her? Heart-wrenching and heart-warming by turns, this timely novel inspired by true events explores the bonds between parents and child, the lasting effects of words spoken to young children, and what "for the good of the child" means.
Comments: Have you ever loved a story so much that you read and reread it, thought about it, read what others had to say about it, and then were compelled to create artwork and write about it? You will find those artworks and writings in Faces of the Matriarchs, a book about the bible stories of the matriarchs Sarah, Rebekah, Rachel and Leah from the Book of Genesis. Whether you are familiar with these stories or not, you will find this a visually beautiful book of art merged with a woman's loving view of the humanity of these matriarchs.
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Comments: This book is the second book of the Sid Rubin Silicon Alley Adventures and was inspired by the young women leading mysteries, such as Nancy Drew and Harriet the Spy, as well as the "girls who code" movement. This time, diverse women are unapologetically smart, and smart is sexy Comments: Freefall: A Divine Comedy is long overdue for all readers who seek strong role models to guide them in their later years, especially if they are over fifty. In this novel, they will find multi-faceted characters who are willing to push the envelope and discover alternate ways of approaching aging.
The narrative zeroes in on a fundamental truth: We're all in freefall, and that's the real divine comedy. No matter how old we are, we're still trying to "find ourselves" and discover what we want out of life. Comments: A happy marriage dissolved into a rage-filled nightmare fueled by a commonly prescribed corticosteroid. But perhaps the scariest part of this true story is how Jill's concern for her ailing husband was brushed aside.
In the months and years after Don's death, Jill reels from grief but finds her own way of coping. A memoir written in beautiful prose, One Pill Makes You Stronger is a love story, a cautionary tale, and a true testament to human resilience. Comments: Finding Peace in The Holy Land recounts the spiritual adventure of Lauren Booth, the sister-in-law of former British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, as she undertakes the journey of a one-time party girl, part-time Christian to the quiet, teetotal life of a devout believer in the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad.