Motherhood: Lost and Found

by Ann Campanella

FBT review:

Discover *Motherhood: Lost and Found*, an award‑winning memoir by indie author Ann Campanella that speaks to anyone drawn to raw, honest life stories. When Ann returns to North Carolina ready to start a family, repeated miscarriages collide with her mother’s descent into Alzheimer’s, pulling her into a deeply emotional journey of grief, love, and resilience.

Named one of the best Alzheimer’s books of all time by Book Authority, this beautifully written memoir blends lyrical prose with unflinching truth. Perfect for readers seeking heartfelt indie titles, women’s memoirs, or real‑life stories about infertility, caregiving, and hope, *Motherhood: Lost and Found* is an unforgettable read for your next eBook choice.

Publisher Description:

Ann, a freelance writer and horsewoman, returns to North Carolina after a several-year absence. In her mid-thirties and ready to start a family, she is used to setting goals and accomplishing them. But when she experiences a series of miscarriages at the same time her mother spirals into Alzheimer’s, Ann plunges into an emotional journey that leads her to a deeper understanding of herself and what it means to love. The voice in Ann’s memoir has been called constant and abiding, her imagery indelible. Her graceful, exacting language rises above the grief of infertility and the struggle to care for aging parents, connecting the reader ultimately to the heartbeat and resilience of the human experience. Named "One of the best Alzheimer's books of all time" by Book Authority two years in a row.