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Free shipping and pickup in store on eligible orders. I finished this book with awe and gratitude. Buy the Hardcover Book What My Bones Know: A Memoir Of Healing From Complex Trauma by Stephanie Foo at Indigo.ca, Canadas largest bookstore. The Australian “raw, vulnerable, transformational, messy, eloquent, captivating. Kirkus “An intimate, deeply engrossing story of psychological recoverY.” USA Today “a sharp, insightful and stirring memoir.” Possibility still glows around the edges of her sight.” Emmy-winning producer and author of the acclaimed memoir What My Bones Know Stephanie Foo opens up about how a childhood of abuse and abandonment shaped her and reveals how she navigates complex PTSD. Library Journal (starred review) “Foo's happy ending is nothing short of deliverance – rich and joyful and full of care the child was denied. In telling her story so compellingly, she nuance to the “model minority” myth, if not actively subverting it. NPR “Foo’s writing is shrewdly insightful. The New York Times “An unflinching reminder of the hidden struggles many face, told with the keen eye of a researcher and the brutality of a documentarian.” There’s also a great chapter that talks about how CPTSD can be a superpower, how our hyper-vigilance makes us strong in difficult circumstances. The author’s parents abused her and abandoned her as a teenager. Publisher’s Weekly (starred review) “Absorbing… a reckoning, and Foo approaches it with candor and rigor…profoundly affecting.” But in What My Bones Know, Stephanie Foo details that and more. I just finished reading What My Bones Know by Stephanie Foo, a book about healing from Complex PTSD. Praise for What My Bones Know, a NYT Bestseller 4.52 stars on Goodreads “What takes this brilliant work from a personal story to a cultural touch point is the way Foo situates her experiences into a larger conversation about intergenerational trauma, immigration, and the mind-body connection… This is a work of immense beauty.”

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