A Perfectly Imperfect Life

by Susan Fiebig

Overview

At age 10, a little girl loses the most important person in her young life. Devastating words spoken by a parent at the most fragile and vulnerable moment in the child's life leaves the little girl with the overwhelming belief that happiness will always be followed by tragic loss. For decades, well into adulthood, she sabotages her own well-being in the misguided conviction that she is protecting those she loves. Through her own inner strength, she is able to begin a process of healing, knowing that it will be the only way she might find the happiness she has denied herself since childhood. Her story is one of remarkable courage, resilience, and recovery.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798855662801
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	03/20/2024
Pages:	248
Sales rank:	210,935
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.63(d)

About the Author

Susan Fiebig lives in a small apartment in Wisconsin overlooking a field, two horses, and a perfect view of the sky. A mixed media collagist, she has exhibited her work in galleries throughout the United States and Europe. Her published work includes With Every Falling Star, a book of poetry, Adventures On The Bloody Trail, a guide to the best Bloody Marys in Wisconsin, and Our Town-A Photographic Journey-Fond du Lac, a companion chapbook to her photo exhibit.

Editorial Reviews

This is a well thought out and passionate literary work. I believe readers will relate to one chapter or another in their own lives. Susan has achieved what most people avoid in their lives: being honest with themselves.

Secondary - W Brian Fiebig

Susan Fiebig's memoir is at times heartbreaking, at times filled with joy, and always honest and deeply introspective. As a daughter, wife, mother, and a woman in love, she she has faced and overcome challenges that would have flattened many less resilient people. By the end of this compelling book, readers will appreciate why Fiebig justifiably refers to herself as "warrior."
-Myles Hopper, author of My Father's Shadow.

secondary - Myles Hopper