Memoir

[close] Everyone is welcome to join the discussion and share their thoughts on books and reading. It’s always enjoyable to discover new stories, exchange opinions, and talk about books with fellow readers!

[close] This group now has a Discord! https://discord.gg/QC8vCNfzKa I would encourage everyone to join as it will become a primary hub for book-of-the-month discussions, nominations, etc. Real Bitches Read Books! ;) This is a group for women only. Not trying to be a Bitch, but well... LOL! If you love to read, share book suggestions, do reading challenges & discuss some fun topics, This is the group for you. There is something for everyone! We currently feature a Book of the Month and a Book of the Quarter. All books are voted on as a group. We offer a lot of variety. You choose what you want to participate in. Participation is optional but strongly encouraged. Please see our Guidelines thread in the discussions. Happy Reading Bitches ;) NOTE: This group reads a WIDE variety of books. While the name is Bookworm Bitches, we are not a feminist group nor do we read female authors exclusively. We do not adhere to one theme or another. Variety is the spice of life, as they say.

[close] For those who share an interest in reading and discussing Jewish books of all sorts. The basic requirement for the books is that they have a Jewish theme.

[close] Many memoirs tell stories of success, but I'm often more moved by stories of struggle, failure, and redemption. I've recently published a memoir titled Coping to Survive, in which I share the painful reality of living with alcoholism for 40 years, the damage it caused to my family, and the incredible grace God showed me when I thought there was no way back. One question has stayed with me throughout this journey: Can someone who has spent decades trapped in addiction truly change, or are some wounds simply too deep to heal?