She was the perfect victim. Young (only 11), naive, and passive lending to insecure. Being the perfect victim allowed her to be held captive for 18 years. Allowed her to survive, and live, for 18 years. Being the perfect victim allowed so many people, community, and services ...
Biography & Autobiography / Memoirs
BOOK REVIEW: Holy Disruptor by Amy Duggar King
Here’s another edition of ‘books I would never have chosen to read on my own but . . . Kristin’. Fun Fact: Tontitown, Arkansas, is a mere two-hour drive down the road, so again, we are in my own backyard with the Duggar mess. This read-through the girl’s books had less to do with the ...
BOOK REVIEW: #sisterhoodoftheshortyellowpencils by Amber Weigand-Buckley
Sometimes you know a person who knows a person. Okay, often times. Maybe it’s a mechanic you can actually trust. Maybe it’s someone who can help with the technology you don’t actually understand, but need to work. And sometimes it’s a book you need to read. And that’s ...
BOOK REVIEW: That’s a Great Question, I’d Love to Tell You by Elyse Myers
I chose to listen to this book because well Elyse Myers narrating Elyse Myers. I'm not huge on the socials, I don't have a TikTok or a YouTube and influnster culture isn't really my game. I've only just starting watching reels with sound (not just CC) in the last year. Honestly, even with closed ...
BOOK REVIEW: Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing by Matthew Perry
I am Gen X. I was a sophomore in college when Friends first hit the airwaves and I was a newly minted 19 years on this planet. I became an adult to the backdrop of Friends and Matthew Perry. While I grew up, in a way, with Friends, I grew up and it became nostalgia for me and not immersed as I had ...