Girlhood in America — Personal Stories 1910 – 2010
More than fifty women and girls tell about life before age thirteen in every decade of a century. This is cultural history through a rare lens. That lens shows great changes for women and their roles in ways that affect us all to this day.
“Informative, fun and illuminating. A treasure!” — Linda Joy Myers, President of the National Association of Memoir Writers
Surviving a Legacy of Mental Illness
This poignant and compelling memoir, set in ’60s–’70s Los Angeles, traces a daughter’s experience of her mother’s schizophrenia and its lasting fallout before she ultimately reckons with her mother’s suicide and trusts in enduring love.
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