Mama
Mama by Marijke Lockwood, published by DoctorZed Publishing in 2013, is a personal memoir that recounts the author’s experiences growing up after the death of her mother at the age of ten. This 438-page book explores the emotional turmoil and challenges she faced during her adolescence, as she navigated feelings of hurt, anger, and confusion. Lockwood’s narrative is infused with subtle humor, providing a unique perspective on her journey through grief and personal growth.
Readers will find a heartfelt account that delves into themes of loss and resilience, reflecting on the complexities of childhood and the impact of familial relationships. The memoir touches on subjects such as biography, personal experiences, and social science, offering insights into the author’s life and the broader implications of her story. Mama presents a relatable exploration of the struggles many face when coping with significant life changes, making it a poignant addition to the genre of personal memoirs.
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Mama is a true life story about growing up under difficult circumstances. Marijke is ten years old when her beloved Mama dies. The many changes in her life that ensue send her into turmoil. Hurt, angry, confused, she rides an emotional roller-coaster through adolescence trying to come to grips with the loss of her mother. Told with subtle humour, this little personal drama is a joy to read. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Marijke Lockwood was an auditor before she began writing for enjoyment after retiring from the workforce. Used to writing long legal and financial reports, she relished the idea of writing with emotion and from the heart. Born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, in 1947, she was the fourth of twelve children. With her parents and (then) six sisters and two brothers she migrated to Tasmania, Australia, in 1960. Married to George since 1967, they have two adult children, Paul and Fiona. Marijke and George are well travelled and visit the Netherlands regularly, where she enjoys absorbing the culture and history of her birth-country, and visiting her large extended family.
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