Member Reviews
Denice L, Reviewer
WOW! I know a lot of people who need to read this book! Amber Wootton's story has many highs and lows with few calm periods to try and figure out where her life is going. A very fascinating, yet troubling, story of her adolescence and how she can see echoes of her life then in her present. Her reactions will leave you cheering her on even though she takes the toughest choice. Everyone should read this book and share it with their family and friends. |
Les S, Reviewer
Unfortunately what came across my kindle was a jumble. It started with an HR interview then went into a campground scene? I can't get it to work so I'm not going to be reviewing. |
Abby S, Reviewer
Amber Wooten draws us into her life her emotional history her life traumas .Her parents difficult marriage abuse inflicted on her by her mothers boyfriend when she was a young girl.Amber holds nothing back the horror of her fathers suicide and realizing that her husband her college sweetheart a man she has raised children with had a long lasting marriage .with had been keeping a secret, Amber writes in a conversational style revealing her raw thoughts and emotions .I got so involved in her story her traumas shocking discoveries I could not put this book down.Highly recommend this memoir a life story that will stay with you.#netgalley#booksgosocial. |
Thriving and Not Just Surviving This is the memoir of a very emotionally difficult childhood and the exceptional woman who survived it. This is a riveting book. A full gamut of emotions is brought about while reading this book. From rage to despair, the only tears not shed were those of joy. The strength at the core of this woman is evident as she faces serious marital issues after 20+ years in a relationship when she should be thinking of being an empty-nester. Having gone through a divorce in my late 40s after a 25 yr relationship, I can relate to this! I read this book in one sitting. I was totally engrossed. I know that I will read this book again. I received this ARC book for free from Net Galley and this is my honest opinion. |








