Memories from the Heart
Family, Love, and Survival
Nonfiction, Family & Relationships, Adolescence, Biography & Memoir
| Author: | Francie Rossi | ISBN: | 9781491711897 |
| Publisher: | iUniverse | Publication: | November 8, 2013 |
| Imprint: | iUniverse | Language: | English |
| Author: | Francie Rossi |
| ISBN: | 9781491711897 |
| Publisher: | iUniverse |
| Publication: | November 8, 2013 |
| Imprint: | iUniverse |
| Language: | English |
Memories from the Heart: Family, Love, and Survival presents an inspiring collection of memories recalling author Francie
Rossis life from birth to age seventeen.
She describes her medical challenges in Helen Keller and I, considering her role as the eleventh of twelve children in her large, loving family. Sent Away to Las Vegas shares unique personal stories in which faith, family, and love always prevail. My Last Clothing Embarrassment and Fifteen/40 explores financial struggles, yet inspire humor and tenacity. Dinner at My Friends House and Family Night compare the calamity of a smaller family living in a larger house to Francies situationa large familys love and laughter contained in a small house. Rossi alludes to an athletic adolescent with an eating disorder, and provides personal tips in a trio of stories, while A Whole New World expresses the strong connection between her and her mother. Finally, My Diagnosis reverberates like a sentence after a guilty verdict.
Rossis memories in this collection are vibrant; sprinkled with a dash of humor as she displays persistence and continues to live a life most people can only imagine in a large, boisterous family.
Memories from the Heart: Family, Love, and Survival presents an inspiring collection of memories recalling author Francie
Rossis life from birth to age seventeen.
She describes her medical challenges in Helen Keller and I, considering her role as the eleventh of twelve children in her large, loving family. Sent Away to Las Vegas shares unique personal stories in which faith, family, and love always prevail. My Last Clothing Embarrassment and Fifteen/40 explores financial struggles, yet inspire humor and tenacity. Dinner at My Friends House and Family Night compare the calamity of a smaller family living in a larger house to Francies situationa large familys love and laughter contained in a small house. Rossi alludes to an athletic adolescent with an eating disorder, and provides personal tips in a trio of stories, while A Whole New World expresses the strong connection between her and her mother. Finally, My Diagnosis reverberates like a sentence after a guilty verdict.
Rossis memories in this collection are vibrant; sprinkled with a dash of humor as she displays persistence and continues to live a life most people can only imagine in a large, boisterous family.
