It challenges us to examine how we process not only the joys but the difficulties of life. It is humorous, yet poignant, autobiographical, yet it resonates with each of us. It invites us to reflect on our own issues in a light hearted way.
We meet larger than life characters from Swansea to Sumatra, from enigmatic Japan to a chicken factory in New Zealand. The author’s zest for life in all its fullness is infectious. She deals with the past - the aching loneliness of a marriage, life as a corporate wife, the shock of adoption or exploring life as a priest, we find that in her honesty we understand ourselves better.
Change is inevitable, life happens.
A journey of discovery that leaves us smiling and reflecting, with lessons learned and strength gained.
The book is a tale of her life, but it may also be used as the basis for more deeper thoughts and discussions on the appropriate sections.
Read, smile and enjoy “Collar to Cleavage”