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Title: The Weight of Whiteness

Subtitle: A Memoir in Poetry

Author: Caroline Giles Banks

Narrator: Caroline Giles Banks

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 2 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-02-16

Publisher: Caroline Giles Banks

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs

Publisher's Summary:

The Weight of Whiteness is a memoir in poetry form of the author's awareness of her whiteness during the integration of Boston's public schools in the 1950s and during visits with her family in the segregated South. Deeply personal, the poems examine the author's thoughts and feelings as family and others react to her interracial marriage in 1966, the year before the US Supreme Court overturned as unconstitutional 16 states' laws prohibiting miscegenation.

Written with the sensibility of an anthropologist, the poems reveal the nuances of living in an interracial family in the 1960s and 1970s. They describe activities such as going to the beauty shop, driving, naming and nursing a baby, going to the park and church, and seeking health care. Written in a direct, spare style, The Weight of Whiteness illuminates the loneliness of the author's struggle for identity and dignity in a world lived between - and beyond - black and white.

Interspersed throughout the book are poems written in response to select paintings and sculptures by visual artists in other periods and cultures. These ekphrastic poems place the personal experiences of the author within broader historical contexts of loss, struggle, and hope.

Caroline Giles Banks was born in Boston, Massachusetts. Dr. Banks, a cultural anthropologist by training and profession, was on the faculties of Luther College in Decorah, Iowa, and the University of Wisconsin, River Falls. Her poetry, written in several genres, is often informed by her anthropological training and research. She is the author of Warm Under the Cat: Haiku and Senryu Poems, The Clock Chimes: Haiku and Senryu Poems, The Clay Jar: Haiku, Senryu and Haibun Poems, and Picture a Poem: Ekphrastic and Other Poems. Her award-winning poetry has been published in many anthologies, literary magazines, and journals. She lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Members Reviews:

Even if you are not into poetry, read this

This is an account of a "mixed marriage" at the time when they were still against the law in many states. Ms. Banks tells, through her verses the many difficult times they encountered as a white woman and black man.

soul searing

These poems lay bare a harrowing journey filled with questions and heart ache. I can only say that I can only read one each day for one poem fills my day with reverberations and musings on the past and present, on the individual and society, on the price of individuality and the pain of loving whom you choose to love.

Timely commentary told through personal stories

Insightful, sad, telling, rich stories told in poetry of a relationship between people of different races. Dare I say that there is humor in this volume too? For those who are poetry fans and those just interested in relationships in the US in the 20th century and beyond. I would highly recommend this book for open minded people.

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Title: April in Paris

Author: Audrey Ferber

Narrator: Emily Cauldewell

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-02-16

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 1 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs

Publisher's Summary:

Is 50 too late for a first trip to Paris? Can an old marriage survive the author's expectations of the city of light and love? This honest essay explores the challenges travel places on a marriage and the unexpected sweetness of affection revived.

Members Reviews:

feel cheated this is not a whole book I' cancel or

want my credit back it's not a whole book. I thought it was a whole book.km

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Title: Pisikoa

Subtitle: South Pacific Diary '78-'80: Enduring Uncle Mikey

Author: Michael C. Baughan O.D.

Narrator: Michael C. Baughan, O.D.

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 3 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-29-16

Publisher: Michael C. Baughan, O.D.

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs

Publisher's Summary:

True journal of many zany experiences during an interesting two years in the Samoan Islands as a teacher and temporary member of a Polynesian family, from a personal diary account. Personal development and reflections of what such a beautiful culture and its interesting people can teach a teacher, despite all intentions in the reverse order. Visit a truly idyllic setting, the South Pacific, with Mika, the responsible teacher, and Uncle Mikey, the colossal screw-up. At the same time, the main character tries to reconcile his two-year term there. A true story from the author's diary from 1978-80, warts and all.

Members Reviews:

Insightful account of PCV experience

Enjoyed Uncle Mikeyâs account of his time in the Peace Corps. I found the book both entertaining and insightful. I highly recommend it. Gives the rest of us a feel for the PCV experience.

Thumbs Up

Dr. Baughanâs historic record and intimate reflections of Polynesian Island life on the newly formed nation (Western Samoa) as a Peace Corps volunteerâ depicts Americaâs lighter footprint on the world stage. His epistolic record and photos are a must read for anyone desiring a look at daily life in a tropical land beyond the edge of the end of the world. And âthe reader can indulge themselves in nearly edible descriptions. How many people can say they: speared poisonous fish at night, swam with sea turtles in hand-carved outriggers, planted taro in tropical rains, learned an exotic language (with the required profanity) or got to eat on a Russian trawler during the Cold War? Dr. Baughan clearly depicts all this, more, and at the same time discloses the slow transition of a good ole âSouthern boyâ to a worldly young man. A man ready to become a doctor.

intelligent, altruistic and devoted teacher of youth in the ...

Book Review of Baughan, Michael, O.D. 2016. PISIKOA - SOUTH PACIFIC DIARY â â78-â80: ENDURING UNCLE MIKEY. Printed in USA: 56957572R00083, ISBN 9781533015716.

Pisikoa is the Somoan word for âPeace Corpsâ. The book, available at the Elizabeth City Page After Page bookstore, is a nostalgic review and recollection of the time spent in the U.S. Peace Crops by a local Doctor of Optometry (Eye Doctor). The book is based on pictures he kept from that time and the diary he kept for the years 1978 through 1980. Samoa is in the South Pacific area, and as such for many American, conjures a mesmerizing image of the broadway play South Pacific, by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II . Indeed, the play and the currently reviewed book have parallels. One parallel is the message of both the book and the play that human nature remains even in an idyllic South Pacific paradise such as the location of both. Many of us will recall the song from the play, controversial at the time, âYou've Got to Be Carefully Taught".

Of equal importance is the link of the book to the anthropological theories espoused by Dr. Margaret Mead, âComing of Age in Samoaâ. That work, based in large measure of interviews with adolescent, Samoan girls, has been widely read. It discussed the nature and nurture debate, family, adolescence, gender, social norms, and social values regarding early sexual behavior.

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Title: 10 Lessons I Learned After Battling Cancer Twice

Author: Alexander Chase

Narrator: Stacy Carson

Format: Unabridged

Length: 32 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-26-16

Publisher: Alexander Chase

Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs

Publisher's Summary:

A personal history of my very own battle with cancer.

Ten lessons I learned after battling with cancer twice at the age of 25.

Being diagnosed with cancer can really break you down, especially in a case like mine. I have two children, who at the time were only three and five years old - a very difficult situation to explain and quite difficult to understand. I remember waiting in the doctor's room for the report with the results from my last surgery, a report that changed my life and put an end to a very unforgettable experience. People often require a lot of time to process something like this. Some break down in tears, while others go into a state of denial and disbelief. However, sooner or later, everyone comes to terms with it.

It is what you do after that realization which is the most important step. I am a survivor, a very proud and happy one, having fought cancer twice before I turned 25 years old. In June 2013, I was diagnosed with cancer. The doctors told me that I had a tumor in the lower abdomen. Thankfully for me, the diagnosis was made on time and the tumor had not grown so much that a simple surgery would do it (as per the doctor). The treatment that followed was pretty straight forward, and soon my life returned to normal. However, it wasn't the end of the story for me. Because in March 2014, a scan revealed that I had now a metastasis from the previous cancer, but this time, it targeted the lower lobe of my left lung, measuring about eight centimeters. This revelation really had a massive impact on me. The doctors did not have an answer. It literally felt like the entire world was dropped on my shoulders. But inside, I felt that this new cancer was a result of the poor diet, stress, and my overall lifestyle. Thus I had to go through the process all over again, but this time, chemotherapies and multiples surgeries were on the way. People who are aware of the effects of chemotherapy would sympathize with me when I say it was the toughest time of my life. But you know what they say, adversity is a great teacher.

Members Reviews:

great book

A good and touching story with great advices to be taken seriously. Sometimes it's important to know more about cancer and the way it affects us physically but moreover mentally. In fact the mental is your best weapon against it and you need to connect with it. The author describes in a very beautiful way the different state of minds she went through and I got to understand that, "thanks to the cancer" in a way she got to connect with her mind and body and listen more to what it needed. Live in the present and enjoy life the fullest is the best remedy. Great book

Great book and I love how the individual overcome all ...

Great book and I love how the individual overcome all the odds in his fight against cancer. How cancer change his perspective in viewing life.

I wish I can do the same as in changing my view in life. Thank You so much Alexander Chase for sharing your amazing experience of your struggle against cancer and won the battle of your life. I hope that you can achieve the success and life that you want to live.

I purchased this book when I found out that my ...

I purchased this book when I found out that my friend is diagnosed with cancer. I wanted to be able to be strong for her and stand by her, and encourage her to stay positive in this battle. I have to say that this book helped me gather my thoughts.

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Title: Lebron James

Subtitle: The Inspirational Story of the Basketball Career and Life of LeBron James

Author: Patrick Bunker

Narrator: Dre All Day

Format: Unabridged

Length: 20 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-25-16

Publisher: Patrick Bunker

Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs

Publisher's Summary:

In the history of professional basketball there have only been a few players that could be considered as superstars. When people think about the superstars of basketball, they think about Michael Jordan, Larry Bird, and Magic Johnson.

LeBron James has accomplished almost as much as these superstars and he still has the ability to play basketball for a long time. LeBron James has had a very eventful career. He has been the target of criticism on many different occasions. It appears that each time he was negatively criticized; he only worked harder and got better. LeBron's life was very difficult growing up and his story is very inspirational.

Learn the following and more about this great man and his life:

Members Reviews:

A summary of the struggles, pursuits, and rise to fame of one legendary NBA superstar!

We see him all over tv. His face is plastered all over magazines and video games. His name - Lebron James. We know what the man can do on the court; scoring tremendous amounts of points, dishing the basketball to an open teammate, and winning championships, but do we know what is behind the face? What challenges and obstacles did he have to overcome?

Lebron James: The Inspirational Story of the Basketball Career and Life of Lebron James details Lebron James's rise to fame. This book touches on the high school life of Lebron, the NBA Champion Lebron, and the Olympic Champion Lebron. Patrick Bunker even gives readers a look at Lebron's life outside of basketball.

This book is short, concise, and full of information that will let you get to know a little more about Lebron James.

Clear, Concise and Compelling biography! A great light read.

I was really grateful to have read this biography of the great Lebron James! This clearly written, and thorough biography goes through James' life and career, from early childhood aspirations to realizing his dreams and soaring to stardom.

I found that one of the most refreshing aspects of this book in particular is that it did not shy away from the fact that Lebron has had to learn over time what it means to be a team player. Rather than putting him on a pedestal and ignoring the negative press, Bunker has painted a very real picture of a very real human being. This fact is exemplified when the author covers the story of Lebron James' three experiences at the Olympic games.

All in all, I found this to book to be well crafted, informative, and entertaining above all! I'm looking forward to reading this Author's other works!

Nice Light Read

Patrick Bunker's concise biography of Lebron James is a nice, light read that would resonate with sports fans of all ages. The reader is exposed to Lebron James in three main aspects of his life: high school, NBA, and the Olympics. Each section presents a different side to this famous basketball player.

It wouldn't be an "Inspirational Story" if Bunker didn't include some facet of James' life that people may find inspirational, and to me that part is James learning how to be a team player. Some people are not natural-born team players and Bunker is able to make the reader appreciate that fact.

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Title: My Life

Subtitle: The One He Never Got to Witness

Author: Cierra Thurman

Narrator: Cierra Thurman

Format: Unabridged

Length: 2 hrs and 58 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-21-16

Publisher: Nottacs Production

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs

Publisher's Summary:

My Life: The One He Never Got to Witness is the story of what it was like for Cierra growing up in a fatherless home, where she was forced to grow up fast and take on adult responsibilities and emotional burdens. Cierra discusses the death of a parent, what it was like growing up around drug addiction and alcoholism, gang banging, and near-death experiences. It touches on domestic abuse, homelessness, and countless failed relationships.

Cierra combines lived experiences and meticulous historical research to detail her family legacy of love, loss, and perseverance. Along the way, she learned life lessons which she shares with her listeners in hopes that they will learn from her mistakes. In the end, her family and God helped her make it through.

Members Reviews:

Vulnerability at is best!

Vulnerable, transparent, truthful! This book opens the doors to a life that not many people know. We smile on the outside, and cry on the inside. I'm sure many listeners will be able to relate. Great job!

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Title: A Hip Pocket Guide to Sports

Author: Gordon Osmond

Narrator: Aaron Letrick

Format: Unabridged

Length: 3 hrs and 25 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-18-16

Publisher: Gordon Osmond

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs

Publisher's Summary:

A Pocket Guide to Sports is part-memoir, part-analyses and evaluations of major sports, and part-commentary on sports movies. The book's tone is iconoclastic, sarcastic, and, at times, outrageous. It also contains some valuable advice for living, including that based on sports analogies, and thoughts about the progress of minority rights - gays, women, and racial - in the world of sports. For fun, the book includes a rating system where listeners can compare their own assessments of the value of various sports with those of the author. Finally, the book provides a prospective as to how sports, old, new, and future, can enhance the human condition.

Members Reviews:

A fun read for both the sports enthusiast and the sports "widow" (i.e., nearly everyone)

Very enjoyable to read. Osmond's work (and play) is an entertaining, fun, well written, unique combination of astute (and humorous) personal observation and memoirs, drawing parallels of particular films and film characters to the related sport under his good natured microscope. Given how sport and entertainment are so much a part of our culture, and that it's always worthwhile to have a "different take" on something we may have taken for granted, this would be a fun read for both the sports enthusiast and the sports "widow".

If you are ever offered a like ride donât do it

A Hip Pocket Guide To Sports

by Gordon Osmond

Review by Fred James

In 1999 sportswriter Rick Reilly wrote an hilarious article in Sport illustrated called âOn a Wing and a Prayerâ in which he described a ride he endured in an F-14 fighter jet flown by the toughest guy he had ever met. This article was a non stop laugh because Reilly was not aware of what he was in for. Reilly wrote; If you are ever offered a like ride donât do it: âMove to Guam. Change your name. Fake your own death. Whatever you do, do not go. I know. The U.S. Navy invited me to try it. I was thrilled. I was pumped. I was toast!â

He was warned the night before to eat bananas for breakfast. Why? âBecause they taste the same going in and out!â Reilly was told as he strapped into the jet that there was a device to egress him in case of major trouble and that it would be so powerful it would knock him out as he egressed.

Then he described the flight itself as it roared around the sky faster than sound, upside down and round about at 6 Gâs. âI egressed the bananas. I egressed the pizza from the night before. And the lunch before that. I egressed a box of Milk Duds from the sixth Grade. I made Linda Blair look polite. Because of the Gâs I was egressing stuff that I did not even want to be egressed. I went through not one airsick bag but two. Biff (the pilot) said I passed out. Twice.

And on it went. I still smile and laugh at this parade of humor. That was a short article. Gordon Osmond, a former lawyer, playwright and current author, has just written a short book in roughly the same vein except the whole book is full of genuine laughs. More, Osmond is a gay guy writing about some very macho sports and yet heâs not only funny but even handed to all.

I think this short book (109 pages) is filled with wonderful asides and fun gossip. Sample.

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Title: Summary of Bare Bones by Bobby Bones | Includes Analysis

Author: Instaread

Narrator: Sam Scholl

Format: Unabridged

Length: 26 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-13-16

Publisher: Instaread

Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs

Publisher's Summary:

Summary of Bare Bones by Bobby Bones | Includes Analysis

Preview:

In his memoir Bare Bones: I'm Not Lonely If You're Reading This Book, country music radio personality Bobby Bones, whose birth name is Bobby Estell, looks back on his life so far. Bobby, who was 36 at the time of its 2016 publication, reflects on his successful and storied career, which has spanned three radio stations. He also explains how his difficult childhood has had an ambivalent legacy in his adult life: It has fueled his near-superhuman work ethic and severely stunted his personal relationships.

Bobby was raised by his mother and grandmother in Mountain Pine, a tiny, impoverished town in rural Arkansas. Pam Hurt, his mother, was just 16 when he was born. She was always unreliable because of two related problems: She was an alcoholic, and she had trouble keeping a job. Her family's food insecurity led her to use food stamps and steal food from the grocery store.

PLEASE NOTE: This is a summary and analysis of the book and not the original book.

Inside this Instaread summary of Bare Bones:

About the Author

With Instaread, you can get the key takeaways, summary and analysis of a book in 15 minutes. We read every chapter, identify the key takeaways, and analyze them for your convenience.

Members Reviews:

A 'MEMOIR' BEFORE ITS TIME ???

This is an overview of the actual book âBare Bones.â Kind of like an abbreviated âCliff's Notesâ for the FULL book. It provides a potential reader enough information regarding the bookâs content to determine if we want to invest the extra money and time to actually buy and read the entire book. This is a supposed "Memoir" of 36 year old C&W performer Bobby Bones. While 'memoirs' are normally written by better-known, more successful talents, after their most productive years are behind them ... Bones may have jumped the gun. Fortunately this Instaread overview will give you enough information to determine if you are interested in hearing his "whole story." At .99 cents, this summary is a good value, which is one of the reasons I have personally found âInstareadâ to be a useful service.

Bobby Bones, the Show

This summary book deserves a 5 stars because the recap and analyses are simple enough to understand, which also gives off indications that Bobby Bones' "autobiography" should also be easy enough to read and understand. Indeed, the Writer's Style section reveals this point. And, halfway into the summary I was already realizing that this piece of writing and anything related to it was going to be about Bobby Bones and Bobby Bones alone; not even Bobby Estell, the guy's real name. This book is another ploy to reach the wider audience, to explain and reinforce the Bobby Bones' brand. Surely, if something similar comes out about a regular Joe, will anyone be interested in reading about his childhood with an alcoholic mother and an absentee father? How about his workaholism and lack of personal and romantic relationship? Perhaps, such story is interesting to readers in a form of fiction, or watchers in the form of a movie, not an autobiography of a regular Joe.

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Title: Brent Spiner's Flames

Subtitle: Brent Spiner's First Letters to Gail (Summer 2011)

Author: Gail Chord Schuler, Brent Spiner

Narrator: Gail Chord Schuler

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 45 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-20-16

Publisher: Gail Chord Schuler

Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs

Publisher's Summary:

Actual transcript of online communications between Gabrielle Chana and Brent Spiner, Vladimir Putin, and Gerard Butler. Most communications came from a YouTube channel that the author feels the Jesuits cancelled, in order to thwart Brent's love for Gabrielle.

Members Reviews:

Why is this available on Amazon?

I have to say I'm extremely surprised by the fact that Amazon is selling anything written by this person. I've chosen to never watch any of the videos she posts on YouTube, but I was under the assumption that it's been well established by now that she's a very disturbed individual. I may be wrong, but I believe I've heard about Brent Spiner having a restraining order out against her. And I know for certain that I've heard him talk about how he feels sorry for her and hopes she has people in her life who are trying to help her. He said this at a Star Trek convention when someone else in the crowd asked if he was aware of the videos she posts. He also made similar comments about feeling bad for her when someone brought up the subject durring a Reddit AMA Brent did last August -which can be found somewhere in here:[...]

I really wish someone from Amazon would look at the comments people post once in a while, so that they'll realize it's inappropriate for them to be selling things like this. I don't know if Mr. Spiner could bring up a lawsuit against this woman for using his name and trying to sell these books as non-fiction; but I'm sure he would choose no to do so because he feels bad for her and understands that she's not well.

This book makes me so sad. Gail's all-consuming yearning in this book

This book makes me so sad. Gail's all-consuming yearning in this book, and real life, for somebody she will never have is even a little frightening. Especially as in real life she calls for the execution of people that disagree with her. I hope to God she never meets him. It could go so badly.

Poor Mr. Spiner

A majorly disturbing read.

Full-blown vaginal (and other??) yeast infections, extremely painful rheumatoid arthritis, menopause... Why wouldn't the 40 famous men want her. Though she admits that not one has ever met her.

And with her birthday this month, she'll be either 58 or 59. Well...

Let's just say that it's probably for the best that the "sex" is only in her head, I mean, in her brain to brain "happy times". I mean.

That yeast stuff, "candida", is easily transferable to men, you know , Gail. Don't forget to take your meds now.

Anyhow, a disturbing read.

The most insane human being I've ever seen on YouTube, so far.

I could not even begin to describe the level of insanity that falls out of this woman's mouth. She truly seems to be living these delusions. She also seems like a psyop ... an utter and complete mind rape, devoid any two sentences that could be put together to make any sense, at all.

Look for yourself:

[...]

Totally, seriously deranged--how could Amazon carry this?

HOW could Amazon carry the obviously deranged fantasy ranting of this person on their site?? I was literally, honestly dumbfounded when I came across this. She needs serious mental help.

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Title: Out of Auschwitz

Subtitle: The Untold Story

Author: Stanley Goleniewski

Narrator: Kelly Rhodes

Format: Unabridged

Length: 4 hrs and 3 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-16-16

Publisher: Stanley Goleniewski

Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs

Publisher's Summary:

The purpose of my book is to share with you and the world the tragic events which I witnessed and lived through. My experience constitutes an unusual testimony which should not be forgotten but studied by future generations, to learn the ultimate truth about Auschwitz. I write this book to tell about my experience and what I witnessed. However, I still remember vividly, the smoke coming from the chimneys of the crematoria, the stench of burning human bodies, the hard work in rain and snow, hunger and horrendous fatigue, diseases, lice, fleas, bugs and bloody dysentery. I am the Holocaust survivor who remembers vividly the horrors of Auschwitz and Dachau concentration camps.

Members Reviews:

Five Stars

good read

it nevertheless tells it like it was

The author personalizes the struggles of the Holocaust as he experienced them in some ways that other professional historians have missed. Disturbing and anger-producing, it nevertheless tells it like it was. The facts are not new; the feelings conveyed are personal. It's a good read.

so bad that I wondered if my Kindle was messing up ...

There was a lot of repetition in his writing...so bad that I wondered if my Kindle was messing up somehow - plus poor editing with grammar and spelling mistakes. Other than that, I learned some things about Auschwitz that I didn't know before and was amazed at this man's strength and survival.

A must read.

I wish young college students would read this. The suffering of these people was terrible. God Bless them all. Germany will always have to live with what they did.

Five Stars

things i never new no problems