In her memoir “Raised in Chaos”, Patricia Bachand beautifully represents her life experience of growing up in a large family. It portrays how big families live, or survive, and is an incredible representation of moments, laughs, and sorrows. A shared memory or gathered moments that last until the last breath, and the mix of humor and honesty. Through her stories, she shares the real reflection of the beauty and the frustrations. It’s an unbelievably loaded household, where her journey reveals what it means to search for identity and recognition while surrounded by noise and love.
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Step into Patricia Bachand’s world, filled with the noise of family, the ache of first heartbreak, and the joy that makes the struggle worth it. “Raised in Chaos” is more than a book; it’s an intimate conversation about what it really means to grow up. Watch the trailer to glimpse the humor, heart, and hope inside these pages.
I thought I was reading the book to pass the time at leisure, but I was blown away by how hooked I was. The story’s words became alive and felt so deeply in me. I just tried to help, but I cannot, so I can only reflect on my own childhood in new ways. I highly recommend this book to all, and I am sure you will all see your reflective childhood, even just a little …
Wow! It just surprised me. Have you ever felt about a book that keeps you engaged, laughing, or just being quiet but sticking to the story or waiting to see what’s next? This story or the author’s representation is fully unfiltered and just incredible!!! I recommend it to all, and I’m already passing it around my family.
Oh my god… I was just amazed initially, and the question made me want to read this: How a big family can live in one shelter, one room? This concept got stuck in my mind, and then I started to read, but there was a lot more that I had not expected: a lot of learning and lessons alongside funny and compelling… you’ve got to read this
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