Traveling with Pomegranates: A Mother and Daughter Journey to the Sacred Places of Greece, Turkey, and France, (Paperback)

from thewindowseatreader

Overall, I would recommend this to those of you who like spiritual journeys and emotional awakenings - even if this does not always amount to the most exciting reading. I am glad I completed this memoir, and I feel as if I was able to learn a bit more about myself along the way.

from LesaHolstine

Traveling with Pomegranates isn't a travel book. It isn't the story of a mother and daughter. It's not an analysis of the changes in a woman's life, or the search for the strength and divinity in ourselves. Instead, authors Sue Monk Kidd and Ann Kidd Taylor have combined all of those elements in ...

from libraryclerk

Interesting back and forth story of mother/daughter relationship. Both Sue and Ann read their story. It was interesting for me because Sue lets us in on her background for writing The Secret Life of Bees. Ann tells of her desire to become a writer but struggled with the idea that people would com...

from SoubhiKiewiet

I think I would have liked this quite a bit more if it had been read by someone other than the authors. They both read as though they are reading a history textbook in front of the class.The book itself is well written, I enjoyed the story. Mother and daughter traveling together to Greece and Fra...

from bookfest

Sue Monk Kidd ends this memoir with an apt quote from Anais Nin, "We write to taste life twice, in the moment and in retrospection." [Traveling with Pomegranates] is a personal journey for both Sue Monk Kidd and her daughter Ann Kidd Taylor. As they journey in Greece and France, each of these wom...