You Could Make This Place Beautiful: A Memoir

You Could Make This Place Beautiful is a memoir-in-vignettes that explores coming of age in middle age, with a focus on personal heartbreak and its impact on contemporary womanhood.

Through interwoven snapshots of the author's life and meditations on secrets, anger, forgiveness, and narrative itself, this book reveals how loss can lead to discovering power and creating something new and beautiful.

With an unflinching look at family, work, and patriarchy, You Could Make This Place Beautiful is a story of a mother's fierce love for her children and a woman's love and regard for herself.

Ann Patchett calls it "extraordinary," while Mary Louise Kelly says it's a "triumph." Don't miss out on this extraordinary memoir that will leave you in awe of the author's power and resilience.