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Reflections on Resilience
by Judy Baird
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Reflections on Resilience by Judy Baird
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Paperback:
82 pages
Publisher:
Judy Baird
ISBN:
9780646816258
Trim size:
178 x 254 mm
Synopsis
Reflections on Resilience
examines resilience in all its forms, particularly in five women over three centuries. In looking back to past generations of women in her family, Judy Baird discovers that she, like these women, all experienced love and loss, happiness, hardship, poverty and deprivation. Judy looks at the lives of her forebears through the lens of resilience and we are left to judge whether Judy also fits the model.
Reflections on Resilience
will have you in awe of the lives of the remarkable women in Judy’s family...their struggles, stubbornness, heartache and acceptance. As the reader, you too will be challenged to reflect on what it takes to be a resilient woman.
15/04/2020
Name :
Dorothy Johnston
Location :
Victoria
Title :
Message of resilience and courage
Review :
Author Judy Baird can have had no idea when she wrote 'Reflections on Resilience: the story of a family of five remarkable women' that a pandemic was about to sweep the world. But her message of resilience and courage is a timely one. The story begins with Judy's great-great grandmother emigrating to Australia in the 1850s, moves on to her grandmother Sophie, her mother Edith and daughter Cherie, who was born with a severe disability. While the sections about Judy's forebears show readers that they indeed had to struggle to survive, for me the most poignant sections of the book - and they will bring tears to your eyes - are about Cherie, made more poignant and intimate by photographs. 'A resilient woman? Yes, Cherie most certainly was. She suffered so much but was always much more patient than me, and made the best of what life offered.' But the unsung heroine of the book is Judy herself, who brings her family to life with courage, grace and humour. Reflections on Resilience is an uplifting story for these uncertain times.
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