The Gift of a Lifetime this Christmas
What could be better, this Christmas, than giving the gift of a lifetime – a LifeBook Memoirs private autobiography?
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What Happened to a Wartime Child
John is a born storyteller. Helping him put all his memories and his knowledge into print was a joyful and fascinating experience.
Why Spending Time with Family Is Vital
When we age, we may face challenges to our well-being and happiness. Our relationships with our relatives can make an enormous difference.
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The Life I’ve Built
Tony’s LifeBook Memoir provided a wonderful opportunity to gather his adventures together while describing them in detail.
How War Memoirs Have Shaped Our Memories of Conflicts
With Veterans Day upon us, we're reminded of the profound impact that personal war memoirs have played in shaping our collective memories of conflicts.
What’s New in the Library?My Life and Times
There are as many different reasons for writing a memoir as there are writers of memoirs. Some of the most compelling objectives for our authors at LifeBook Memoirs are to leave a legacy for their families, to tell their children and grandchildren about their lives, to impart their memories of a childhood lived in a […]
Is Loneliness in Old Age a Growing Problem?
Loneliness – the feeling of social isolation – can strike anyone at any time in their lives but, for older people, the experience can have a long-lasting and devastating impact. As we grow older, we often have to contend with a combination of events and changes that can lead to us becoming more isolated. But […]
Why We Can’t Remember Memories from Our Childhood
As we age, many of us begin to struggle with recalling childhood memories. Here's why!
What Is the Difference between a Memoir and an Autobiography?
Many of us thinking about putting our life stories on paper may not be aware of the differences between them. Here's the lowdown.
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I Just Grow’d (Like Topsy)
Pat Chrisfield is one of those people who, firmly and with conviction, but nevertheless quietly and without making any fuss about it, make the world a better place.
