The Inherited Mind by James Longman review a moving memoir of mental illness in the familyJames Longman's memoir explores the intersection of genetics and personal history regarding mental illness, offering insights into his family's struggles.
Who Is Ugly?Moshtari Hilal's book 'Ugliness' reflects on personal and societal perceptions of beauty and self-acceptance.The author explores her struggle with beauty standards and her painful journey toward self-acceptance.
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Gary Gulman May Ask You to Re-Parent HimGary Gulman's 'The Great Depresh' candidly portrays his lifelong battle with depression, revealing the contrast between his cheerful exterior and internal struggles.
Doctors told me I wasn't old enough for cancer. When I finally got a diagnosis, it was Stage 4.Katie Coleman's memoir details her life-changing cancer diagnosis after years of misdiagnosis, emphasizing the emotional turmoil and eventual acceptance of the truth.
We All Shine On: John, Yoko & Me by Elliot Mintz review life as a confidant, fixer and flunkyElliot Mintz's memoir reveals the complexity of his long-term friendship with John Lennon and Yoko Ono, blending admiration, devotion, and personal turmoil.