Review of Finding Closure

[Supritika Ghatak]

Rosie Norman-Neubauer describes a very personal path of self-identification and reconnection in her book Finding Closure. Adopted at birth, she considers how she found her birth family and finds answers to questions she had for a long time. Anyone interested in family history and self-discovery will find this memoir to be enlightening and relatable.

[Igori Joy]

I must commend this review for it's details, and the authors courage to share personal experiences is worth appreciating. I can't wait to move on this journey of identity when I read this book.

[Jeff Ekpo]

The story is a very emotional story.
The author of the book is to be commended for such an excellent memoir.
Thumbs up to the editor who did a great work editing the book.
Thank you for the great review.

[Gabrielle Stepp]

The review of “Finding Closure” is a well-written piece. This review gives a nice summary of the book, and I can appreciate the reviewer’s insights on the story of Norman-Neubauer. I am sure that adoption not is easy for anyone involved, so this book will help others in a similar situation not feel alone. Thank you for your review.

[Olebu Rejoice]

"Finding Closure" by Rosie Norman-Neubauer explores her journey of self-discovery and the search for her birth family. Adopted at birth, she faces questions of identity and belonging, embarking on a brave quest for answers. Norman-Neubauer reveals her struggles with the past and embraces her heritage. I would love to read more of this book.

[D Christina]

I usually don't read memoirs, but one line from the review really resonated with me: 'Reality does not always live up to hopes and expectations.' The review is very well written, and I can't wait to read the book!

[Nemanja Jankovic]

"Finding Closure" by Rosie Norman-Neubauer is the author's self-discovery memoir. The author was adopted at birth and raised in Berkhamsted, England. Although she had everything with her adoptive family, she always wondered who her biological parents were.

[CatBallou02]

Wow! What a great review. Offers enough insite to draw potential readees in. I'm imagining the author's journey into discovery of who she is as well as rediscovery of herself for the very 1st time. Thank you

[Magdalyne chebet]

"Finding Closure" is an emotionally resonant memoir of identity and healing. Rosie Norman-Neubauer’s journey to reconnect with her birth family promises revelations and raw, heartfelt insights. I’m eager to experience her discoveries and add this to my must-read list. Congrats BOTD!

[Sanju Lali]

A compelling memoir of self discovery can be found in the book "Finding Closure" by Rosie Norman-Neubauer. This book brings an intensely personal story to a wide audience.

[Qwerty Writes]

Your review was so warm and full of emotion. I could feel the warmth in your words. It's a touching subject for quite a few people and I hope this book resonates in the hearts of those who are also searching for closure.

[Sumaira Zaid]

"Finding Closure" by Rosie Norman-Neubauer talks about love, loss, and self-discovery with poignancy and thoughtfulness. This journey of emotions is brought to light by a woman protagonist who finds herself struggling with the odds of life.
Strengths:
1 . Relatable characters: Well-fleshed out, believable, and imperfect.
2 . Emotional depth: A window into grief and guilt and into healing.
3 . Compelling storytelling: One surprise twist after another will keep you glued.
4 . Qualities such as resilience, forgiveness, personal growth, etc.
Weaknesses:
1. Snail pacing: Some portions dragged along, while others felt rushed.
2. Character development: All those supporting characters needed more depth.
Summary:
1 . A good emotional read: This is a book for those grieving and struggling.
2. Encouragement for empowering growth: For self-growth and for whom readers out there.
3. Real ('too real'): A candid portrayal of complicated relation dynamics.
Its Audience:
"Finding Closure" is perfect for:
1. Those interested in contemporary drama and women's fiction (ex. Nicholas Sparks, Colleen Hoover).
2. Readers of emotional stories, driven by characters.
3. People looking for such topics as grief; forgiveness; personal growth.
Rating: 4.4/5 stars
Critique:
"Finding Closure" might hit sore spots of a few gentle readers for pacing problems, yet the book is compelling to read because of her simple characters, depth of feeling, and its compelling storytelling.

[ansu alex 1]

Finding Closure , seems like a book about self discovery . As the author embarks on the journey to find family after 55 years , the discoveries made would add on to an already amazing self. The title seems so apt. Closure is something every human being earns for . I would love to read this story.

[Khushi RBY Yadav]

A journey of finding ourself and understanding our roots. This book is a memoir of the author who wishes to know about about her birth and who her parents are. Despite having a normal family the writer wishes to find themselves their origin and roots.

[Kenechukwu Okoye]

Thank you for this insightful review! "Finding Closure" by Rosie Norman-Neubauer is a truly heartfelt and courageous story. I appreciate how the review highlights Rosie's deep emotions and the raw honesty in sharing her journey. The way she seeks out her birth family after so many years, facing both the excitement and the hard truths, is inspiring. The narrative is a powerful reminder of resilience and the importance of finding one's identity. Thanks for sharing this review!