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Half-price sale Kindle memoir

with Elizabeth Blake


Date:	3/30/2015 - 5/1/2015
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Location:	Amazon.com
Category:	Memoir
Summary:	Half-price sale on Kindle memoir for $1.99. Limited time only. Paperback is $8.99.
Details:	"Conquering Challenges: A Working Mother's Story" by Elizabeth Blake is an uplifting memoir. The book describes the challenges faced by the author as a single parent raising a daughter far away from home, and the struggles she undergoes trying to establish herself in the medical profession. The book speaks to readers on many dimensions which makes it an engaging read. The author captures her moments in life beautifully and shares her personal stories, making them interesting. The book not only showcases the medical profession, but also speaks of challenges, real life moments and her raising a child all alone. It is a story of courage, character, love and integrity. The book gives readers a peek into what happens in the medical environment. The author's personal stories and experiences make the book a captivating read. I enjoyed the stories from Honolulu. It is a memoir that will be enjoyed by people from all walks of life and will also motivate readers of all age groups to face the challenges in their daily lives in a good way. Apart from the story of a person struggling to establish herself, it is also a story of a young mother trying to cope with a child and her life. It is a wonderful book that will make us look at people in the medical field and appreciate them in a good way. It throws more light on the profession and will make you look at it with a new perspective. --READERS' FAVORITE
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