Letters To Young Chong by Melanie Jo Moore

Type: Memoir

Genre: Adult Humor

Price: $2.99

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I’ve always heard that you can pick your friends, but you can’t pick  your family. Melissa and I proved that this was not entirely true.  Experience our childhood of mistaken identity which matures over time to a friendship that endures abusive relationships, alcoholism and  everything in between. If you don’t laugh or cry, then you could  probably use a drink yourself.

What they’re saying about it:

A MUST READ! I found this book very hard to put down. With each turn of the page I  became more emotionally involved. There’s never a dull moment. Very well written and a must read!

Great Story I bought this book after seeing something about the first review through social media. Letters to Young Chong is funny in a Chelsea Handler kind of way. This book is full of laughs and great stories of growing up in a rural area.

Letters To Young Chong, an outstanding read! I thoroughly enjoyed reading this. I grew up on the shore and went to  school with the publisher but until now I never really new her other  than seeing her at school. This story showed me a glimpse into her life  and I enjoyed every minute of reading. Mel you are such a free spirit  and a great person. Good luck on your future writings and I look forward to them.

 

Bargain eBooks #745:

If by Snjezana Marinkovic

Type: Memoir

Genre: Nonfiction

Price: $4.99

Where to Get It:

Amazon (Kindle)    Smashwords

When war ends, violence stays alive. The roads toward peace and significance still lead nowhere. Perhaps the aftermath is the best time to blame those who refused to carry guns and take sides. How do you deaden the pain of trusting somebody who is trying to destroy you? How are you to know the difference when your enemy says he loves you? And so begins the battle for survival.

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Sister of Silence by Daleen Berry

Genre: Memoir

Price: 99 cents

Where to Get It:

Amazon (Kindle)

 

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A “riveting” and “compelling” true story, this memoir unfolds fast and leaves you longing for more. Following a shotgun wedding, the author found herself married to a coal miner who kept her barefoot and pregnant. Sister of Silence is the amazing story of her personal journey: how she went from being a teen mom to an award-winning journalist determined to break the silence that shatters women and children’s lives.

What they’re saying about it:

Kirkus Reviews calls Berry “an engaging writer, her style fluid and easy to read, with welcome touches of humor and sustained tension throughout.”
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ForeWord Reviews says Berry’s “prose is strong and her memory acute.”

“Almost never is an interview subject so open or so candid about the most intimate details of the most horrible moments of her life. Daleen is a very brave women and I hope her story will help other girls and women . . . Daleen you are a magnificent storyteller.” –Bob Edwards (Author of Voice in the Box: My Life in Radio)