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Learning Burney a Map of My Mother and Me

Ashley Cleveland
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Pages
218
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Ashley Cleveland

About

"Mother. Some get the warm curve of the 'mo, some get the pointy end of the er'. I got the whole word... "

Learning Burney is a series of stories in essay form that focus on the relationship of a daughter and her mother. The book examines the similarities and contrasts, the generational differences, the wounds and the gifts that emerge in a narrative that is hilarious, hair-raising and deeply moving. Some of the explored themes are:

Christian Faith

Identity

Alcoholism Recovery

Body Image

Culture

Family

In reference to climbing the family tree in its fullness the author writes:

"I began to close the emotional distance, feeling grateful for each branch that shaped me-and shapes me still."

Related Subjects

  • General (Family & Relationships)
  • Family & Relationships
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • General (Biography & Autobiography)
  • Biography & Autobiography
  • General (Humor)
  • Humor

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