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Rotten Mango
It was described as emotionally charged and personal, as if Joanne was having a conversation with the reader instead of simply recounting events. The book was considered incredibly emotional, vulnerable, and inspiring.
This book is wow I mean I don't even know where to start. This was her life, these are her memories and I tell you her book is one of those that is just so emotionally charged. It felt so personal, vu...
— Episode: #181: Four Babies In The Bin & The Siste...
Episode: #181: Four Babies In The Bin & The Sister’s Secret...
It was described as emotionally charged and personal, as if Joanne was having a conversation with the reader instead of simply recounting events. The book was considered incredibly emotional, vulnerable, and inspiring.
This book is wow I mean I don't even know where to start. This was her life, these are her memories and I tell you her book is one of those that is just so emotionally charged. It felt so personal, vulnerable. I felt like Joanne was having a conversation with the reader instead of just telling us what happened to her.
It felt like she was with me in the room. It's one of those stories and one of those books that I think is gonna stay with you for a really long time.
It's incredibly emotional, vulnerable, heartbreaking, infuriating but there's still hope at the end and honestly it's quite an inspiring story.
So go make sure to grab a copy of Silent Sisters because I assure you a thousand percent this episode is nothing compared to the book.
I'm just so incredibly moved by this story but it does get a bit dark.