Tag: Biographies and Memoirs
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Review: The Opposite of Butterfly Hunting
Evanna Lynch shares a raw emotional story of eating disorder and healing that shows why perfection isn’t worth chasing.
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Review: The Art of Thief
The Art Thief tells the true story of a man who stole hundreds of artworks. Not for profit, but to admire them in secret at home.
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Review: Deborah Levy’s Living Autobiography
Deborah Levy’s Living Autobiography trilogy is a poetic meditation on womanhood, writing, and self-reinvention through the decades.
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Review: The Journals of Sylvia Plath
The Journals of Sylvia Plath is a raw and unfiltered read into her inner world and the quiet struggles of being human.
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Review: The Ministry of Truth
The Ministry of Truth is a deeply research book about the life story of George Orwell’s most famous novel, 1984.
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Review: Memories, Dreams, Reflections
Carl Jung’s Memories, Dreams, Reflections brings you directly into his mind and heart, drawing you closer to his incredible life journey.
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Review and Summary: Letters to Milena
Letters to Milena is a portrait of an impossible love that’s too intense, too fragile, and perhaps too real for the world outside the page.
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Review: Enchantment
Katherine May’s Enchantment is a reflection on how slowing down and noticing small moments can reveal the hidden magic in everyday life.
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Review: Be Ready When the Luck Happens
What happens when a memoir talks about luck but skips the struggles behind it? Be Ready When the Luck Happens left me with mixed feelings.
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Review: Something in the Woods Loves You
Something in the Woods Loves You shows how nature, like birds, trees, and stillness, can gently support healing and slow living.
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Review: Too Much of Life
Too Much of Life is a collection that might change how you see the ordinary. This is where everyday moments become profound and emotional.
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Review: Ordinary Time
Staying isn’t always easy but it can be meaningful. Ordinary Time shares personal essays on faith, place, and life in the quiet middle.
