Elizabeth Anne Wood, Ph.D.

Category: Book Reviews

  • Where do you go for advice about what to read?

    A core belief of mine is that sharing stories is a source of power, growth, and change. Reading is one way we receive the stories of others. But where do you go for information on what stories you need to read? I recently learned about a site called Shepherd.com that…

  • Review: Bedside Manners, a Novel, by Heather Frimmer

    Review: Bedside Manners, a Novel, by Heather Frimmer

    Bedside Manners: A Novel by Heather Frimmer My rating: 5 of 5 stars I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Heather Frimmer’s characters are so believable and their issues so real that it’s hard to remember sometimes that Bedside Manners is a novel and not a memoir. Frimmer tells this story from…

  • Review: Remember Me as Loving You, by Kimberly Childs

    Review: Remember Me as Loving You, by Kimberly Childs

    Remember Me as Loving You is a wonderful new memoir by Kimberly Childs. Here’s my review on Goodreads: Remember Me as Loving You: A Daughter’s Memoir by Kimberly Childs My rating: 4 of 5 stars If you’re looking for an uncommon memoir about some pretty universal themes, you’ll want to…