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Vicki’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Vicki’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Surviving Sue: An inspirational survivor's story about a daughter and her life with a mother who was riddled with alcoholism, Alzheimer's, anxiety, depression, and Munchausen's.
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Writing for Wellness ❤️
Have you read Natalie Goldberg’s “Writing Down the Bones – Freeing the Writer Within“?
I’ve written about my love of this book, a trusted volume in my library of writing resources. It’s a book I recommend often to clients and friends who are curious about the concept of “writing for wellness”…specifically in the memoir genre.
In just two weeks or so, I’ll have the privilege of leading one of my fav
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"Vicki Atkinson is a good writer. I "met" her through our blogs and have enjoyed her posts each and every time. I read her first book, Surviving Sue, a memoir about being raised by a mom with mental health issues, addiction, and ultimately Alzheimer's"
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"From the first pages, Slivers delivers all the elements of a classic ghost story—strange voices, moving objects, spooky houses and mysterious neighbours.
As teenage friends Jane, Katie and Eric struggle to make sense of what’s happening, they start t" Read more of this review » |
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"Vicki – Your talent amazes me! Vicki Atkinson’s first book, a memoir titled Surviving Sue, touched me personally and was filled with honesty, compassion, and hope. It was impossible to forget. And now she does it again!
With Slivers, Vicki shows that " Read more of this review » |
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I couldn’t wait to read Deborah Brasket's latest book, "This Sea Within" because the characters in her previous book "When Things Go Missing" are still nested in my heart. Spoiler Alert? "This Sea Within" is now my new favorite and I think I know why. ...more |
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| Joy Neal Kidney's vibrant and compelling storytelling always shines, but in this volume, I found myself leaning in...savoring each story as if Joy was sitting across from me with a cup of tea, peeling back layers of love, loss and yes. Joy. Her keen ...more | |
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Vicki Atkinson
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Pooja! I love your question! I think...I really enjoyed letting my characters speak to me. You said something similar about the people we meet in your wonderful novel, "Perfect". We're both less inclined, I think, to map out the storyline in advance
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