Anonymous wrote:It's old but Angela's Ashes is one of my all time favorits (Frank McCourt)
Anonymous wrote:Trevor Noah’s memoir called Born a Crime is fantastic. About growing up mixed race in South Africa under Apartheid. His mother (who was Black) could not be seen with him in public because it was against the law since they were different races. It was hilarious and heartbreaking and very insightful.
Anonymous wrote:Finding Me by Viola Davis
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dry by Mary Carr is wonderful
Also The Liars Club by her is good.
Anonymous wrote:All of those memoirs, which I also really liked, involve poverty and dysfunctional families. I'd suggest Blackbird: A Childhood Lost and Found by Jennifer Lauck.
Anonymous wrote:Maybe nickel and dimed? It’s different because she was a journalist who deliberately embedded herself in a low income life to report on it.