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Grief counselors present “Every Inch Love Will,” a memoir, by Meredith Coleman McGee to grieving widows
Grief counselors Bettye Tyler, Marvellous Works and Ella Lewis, Ella Lewis’s Life Coaching, present “Every Inch Love Will,” a memoir by Meredith Coleman McGee to grieving widows.
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hardcover edition $20.98 and ebook $2.99
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Thank you for purchasing Meredith Etc books. Happy reading. Please stop by and leave a book review when you finish “Mother Wit,” a new self-help book By Irma Mae Rodgers Walker; “Starkishia: Estrella,” a memoir by Starkishia; “Nashida: Visits the Smith Robertson Museum,” a children book By Meredith Coleman McGee; and “Married to Sin,” a memoir By Darlene Collier with Meredith Coleman McGee.
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ENJOY Starkishia: Estrella by Starkishia. Starkishia is also the co-author of another memoir Mary’s Story and Song.
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Enjoy the memoir “Starkishia: Estrella” by Starkishia.
Virtual Reading of Starkishia: Estrella, a memoir
Virtual Reading of Starkishia: Estrella, a memoir, with the author, the acquisition editor/publisher, and a trauma therapist. Dr. Vicki Barlow reads the Foreword; Meredith Coleman McGee reads the Introduction; Starkishia, the author, reads an excerpt of Chapter One Texas Bound in her voice for the very first time.
“Prince: The Beautiful One” new memoir
Enjoy “Married to Sin,” a tell all memoir about Darlene Collier
Triple Author Event
Authors William Trest Jr., Loretha Wallace, and Mary Haralson Coleman have joined forces and will host a triple reading and signing Saturday, August 4, 2018 at 11 A.M. at the Pearl Public Library 2416 Old Brandon Rd, Pearl, MS 39208. (601) 932-2562. This event is free and open to the public.
Starkishia: Estrella (memoir) on Sale
I learned something new about Mexican culture and life at Starkishia’s recent Book Talk at the Richland Library that was not recorded in her memoir.
In America we have charity hospitals, HUD… There is no charity in Mexico. Family and the money earned from hard work is all you have.
The author noted that male dominance over women is sharp which complicated her already troubled teen marriage… This point was noteworthy since the teen’s decision to leave the marriage was extremely consequential and definitely life changing.
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