Why, at times our parents forget to comfort us as a child when we need them? Yes, it is true that many of us think that our parents are our protectors—our first line of defense against the boogeymen that hide under the bed or the monsters that lurk in the shadows of our nightmares. But sometimes, the very people we look to for comfort and safety aren’t quite sure how to provide it. Just like
Would you like to take a chance and plunge your thoughts into Ann M. Mracek’s book, “Unpacking the Attic: A Path to Healing Your Inner Child,” to comprehend the exploration of memory, dreams, and the blurred lines between past and present? Ann M. Mracek, through her book, has recalled a series of vivid and often unsettling memories from her childhood that blend elements of reality with dreamlike experiences that feel almost like time travel. Surely,
At times, the farewell is not just about people or places; in fact, it is for things and memories as well. Within the pages of this unfiltered memoir, “Unpacking the Attic“, the author has shared her every portion of memory with her readers to allow them to heal their inner child. Initialing, flipping the pages of the book, you can spot Ann Mracek sitting on the porch swing, where she is engulfed by a wave
Have you ever reconnected with a flashback of memories while seeing your old stuff while changing your home? If yes, then you can deeply feel such an emotion expressed by Ann Mracek shared within her memoir, “Unpacking the Attic”. In the beginning of this book the author has shared how she found herself at a significant crossroads in her life. After fifty-six years of living in their home, her parents made the sudden decision to
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