When My Mother is Most Beautiful Author|P. Sherman

When My Mother is Most Beautiful Author|P. ShermanWhen My Mother is Most Beautiful is at once a powerful love letter to a mother and to language itself, delving into complex questions of family, communication, culture, and connection. These poems chronicle the difficult art of navigating multiple cultural identities, examining how languages twist and morph across cultures through the imperfect act of translation, how they bind people together and keep them apart, and even how they could be reimagined

Every human being has these skills

and acute observations of a historian and social activist

combines lyric intensity with narrative sweep

Five Hieroglyphs evokes the archaeological adventures of the Amelia Peabody Series

“Marly Cornell tells Cody's story in an engaging way that will not only touch you but will introduce you to a person who has much to teach us about the values we claim to embrace but often ignore

The Roots of Defeat tells the story of the New Deal Democratic Party and how changes in the world economy brought it down in the 1970s

The language shines

General Haase's prior assignment was the Vice Director Domestic Operations and Force Development for the National Guard Bureau

a reference manual for life

social workers

" -Tammy Nichols Birmingham Alabama

homes and unfamiliar lands