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Without You, I Would Be Nothing: 100 Micro-Memoirs in Franklin, TN
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Without You, I Would Be Nothing: 100 Micro-Memoirs in Franklin, TN
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One life.
One hundred micro-memoirs.
One woman's remembrances told in one hundred word vignettes.
Filled with honesty, humor, and a keen sense of self-awareness,
Without You, I Would Be Nothing
chronicles the lessons Brooke L. Davis has learned during her half century of life. Raised in Indiana during the seventies and eighties (when the hair was big, the colors were bright, and the music was epic), Davis recounts precocious girlhood escapades, unpredictable life detours, and the eventual sobering realization of her own mortality. Each crisp one hundred word micro-memoir takes the reader on a journey through universal themes such as navigating childhood, surviving a serious illness, coming of age, and enduring sorrow as those we love pass on. Most of all, her memories are a nod to how the powers of family and place influence and shape us. Whether uprooting a houseplant and repotting it in her bathroom sink as a six-year-old or musing on an eclipse that darkened the sky two days after her father's viewing, Davis' stories weave together a sometimes humorous, sometimes heartbreaking tale that is both timely and relatable.
One hundred micro-memoirs.
One woman's remembrances told in one hundred word vignettes.
Filled with honesty, humor, and a keen sense of self-awareness,
Without You, I Would Be Nothing
chronicles the lessons Brooke L. Davis has learned during her half century of life. Raised in Indiana during the seventies and eighties (when the hair was big, the colors were bright, and the music was epic), Davis recounts precocious girlhood escapades, unpredictable life detours, and the eventual sobering realization of her own mortality. Each crisp one hundred word micro-memoir takes the reader on a journey through universal themes such as navigating childhood, surviving a serious illness, coming of age, and enduring sorrow as those we love pass on. Most of all, her memories are a nod to how the powers of family and place influence and shape us. Whether uprooting a houseplant and repotting it in her bathroom sink as a six-year-old or musing on an eclipse that darkened the sky two days after her father's viewing, Davis' stories weave together a sometimes humorous, sometimes heartbreaking tale that is both timely and relatable.
One life.
One hundred micro-memoirs.
One woman's remembrances told in one hundred word vignettes.
Filled with honesty, humor, and a keen sense of self-awareness,
Without You, I Would Be Nothing
chronicles the lessons Brooke L. Davis has learned during her half century of life. Raised in Indiana during the seventies and eighties (when the hair was big, the colors were bright, and the music was epic), Davis recounts precocious girlhood escapades, unpredictable life detours, and the eventual sobering realization of her own mortality. Each crisp one hundred word micro-memoir takes the reader on a journey through universal themes such as navigating childhood, surviving a serious illness, coming of age, and enduring sorrow as those we love pass on. Most of all, her memories are a nod to how the powers of family and place influence and shape us. Whether uprooting a houseplant and repotting it in her bathroom sink as a six-year-old or musing on an eclipse that darkened the sky two days after her father's viewing, Davis' stories weave together a sometimes humorous, sometimes heartbreaking tale that is both timely and relatable.
One hundred micro-memoirs.
One woman's remembrances told in one hundred word vignettes.
Filled with honesty, humor, and a keen sense of self-awareness,
Without You, I Would Be Nothing
chronicles the lessons Brooke L. Davis has learned during her half century of life. Raised in Indiana during the seventies and eighties (when the hair was big, the colors were bright, and the music was epic), Davis recounts precocious girlhood escapades, unpredictable life detours, and the eventual sobering realization of her own mortality. Each crisp one hundred word micro-memoir takes the reader on a journey through universal themes such as navigating childhood, surviving a serious illness, coming of age, and enduring sorrow as those we love pass on. Most of all, her memories are a nod to how the powers of family and place influence and shape us. Whether uprooting a houseplant and repotting it in her bathroom sink as a six-year-old or musing on an eclipse that darkened the sky two days after her father's viewing, Davis' stories weave together a sometimes humorous, sometimes heartbreaking tale that is both timely and relatable.
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