This is so poignant, and makes me want to read more. What a great story!
Chapter One: Aurora
These are the events that led my dad, a middle school teacher, to innocently rob the girl running the lemonade stand across the street from the Moose Like Espresso Café. My dad was forced to work at the Moose Like Espresso Café this summer after his wife, my ex-mom, left us and then he was pink-slipped from his teaching job after twelve years because the state can’t afford teachers anymore.
The state can afford to add a one hundred thousand dollar outdoor. . .
Chapter One: Aurora
These are the events that led my dad, a middle school teacher, to innocently rob the girl running the lemonade stand across the street from the Moose Like Espresso Café. My dad was forced to work at the Moose Like Espresso Café this summer after his wife, my ex-mom, left us and then he was pink-slipped from his teaching job after twelve years because the state can’t afford teachers anymore.
The state can afford to add a one hundred thousand dollar outdoor. . .
Hello, Readerly friends!
News for Nowhere Else I Want to Be:
I’m really honored to have received this lovely endorsement from Killian Noe, one of the founders of Samaritan Inns in Washington, DC, and now Founding Director of Recovery Cafe in Seattle, Washington.
"Carol’s memoir deepens the readers understanding of the complexities faced by women suffering from homelessness, AIDS and trauma. Her storytelling is vivid and compelling. One cannot enter into the stories she shares without being changed. I could not put "Nowhere Else I want to Be" down."
Peace,
Carol
Hey all!! (Quick update)
And BAM, Chapter 3 - Cheat Code is here for your enjoyment. Stay tuned for more surprises ^__^
Best,
Alisa
Dear Readers:
WE HAVE A COVER!
