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Formats	Date Published	Price	Pages
Paperback	2018-06-19	$16.95	248
Kindle Edition	2018-06-19		248

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Under the Birch Tree: A Memoir of Discovering Connections and Finding Home

By Nancy Chadwick
Published by She Writes Press on 2018-06-19
Kindle Edition
BIOGRAPHY and AUTOBIOGRAPHY, RELIGION, SELF-HELP, BODY, MIND and SPIRIT

A birch tree grows tall and arabesque in the front yard of Nancy Chadwick’s childhood home. Over time the tree becomes her buddy and first learned connection, synonymous with home—and one spring morning, she makes a discovery under its boughs that foreshadows the many disconnections within her family, relationships, jobs, and home that are to come. Through the chapters in her life, Chadwick’s search for home carries her through with unflinching honesty, but in the end, it is a story of survival and triumph over adversity. She does not wallow in self-pity but remains tenacious as she examines her life. An exploration of what it means to belong, Under the Birch Tree is a success story of finding home.
(Kindle Edition, 2018-06-19)

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ASIN: B075HTC5LZ
EISBN: 9781631523588

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A remembrance with lively individual scenes that fail to merge into a cohesive whole.

A debut memoir about a woman’s three-decade search for connection and self-assurance.

Born in 1962, Chadwick grew up in suburban Chicago with her parents, brother, and half sister. She went to Catholic school and describes her house as “idyllic,” fondly recalling a birch tree in the yard; she often found solace in its shade. Her mother’s perfectionism made her anxious, though, as did her father's frequent absences for business. When her brother removed a family of rabbits from under ...

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