Do I Know You?

De: Suzanne Tilden-Mortimer

Narrado por: Sandra Huston

A memoir. Do I Know You? is the funny, honest and sometimes surreal story of three women thrown together by circumstance to face declining health and ultimately, loss. The story is told through brief vignettes that are contrastingly humorous and poignant.

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exceptional narrator

The narrator gave this memoir life. She imbued the characters with personalities as the author got through this heartbreaking period of her life.

I read it 2x and now listened the first time!

The print version of this book was so good that I reads it twice. Now being able to hear it is even better. I love non fiction and this true story is so lifelike and poignant it makes me love the characters, especially the writer who is at the center of everything and survives the pain of loss. The voice of the narrator is excellent and adds to the drama. If you read it or listen or both, you will not be disappointed.

The story of a family

I can relate to this book as I have experienced some similar events. The author handled situations with consistent perseverance and some humor. The readers voice was pleasant to listen to.

Gritty, heartwarming, heartbreaking

Between the compelling story of these three women and the engaging narration, I found it very difficult to stop listening to this memoir. It completely drew me in.

A heartfelt memoir that stays with you

Do I Know You? is a deeply personal and beautifully written memoir that captures the complexity of knowing and loving another human being, even as life changes them. Suzanne Tilden-Mortimer weaves together moments that are alternately funny, raw, and profoundly moving, creating a narrative that feels both intimate and universal.

What I appreciate most about this book is the way it balances lightness with gravity. The vignettes provide a real sense of living with all the quirks, frustrations, and moments of joy that come with caring for those who we love. The author is candid and compassionate, offering insights into memory, loss, and connection that resonated deeply with me. The narrator did a wonderful job capturing these emotions throughout her reading.

Listening to the audio book now, after first reading the physical copy years ago, has made me appreciate the story all over again. The experience feels like revisiting old friends, comforting, honest. and full of life. This isn't just a memoir, it's a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the enduring bonds that shape us, often through remarkably trying times.

I highly recommend Do I Know You? to anyone who enjoys memoirs rich in emotion, insight, and humor. It's a small book with a big heart, and I'm grateful to have experienced it.