Burning The Bridge I was Born On: When home is your first heartbreak: a coming-of-age in survival mode.
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Burning The Bridge I was Born On: When home is your first heartbreak: a coming-of-age in survival mode.

by W. Berry

memoir Coming-of-Age autobiography
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W. Berry’s Burning The Bridge I Was Born On explores coming of age when home is also a source of heartbreak. Centered on survival mode, this intimate work reflects on hardship, belonging, and the complicated process of growing beyond the place where life began.

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Burning The Bridge I Was Born On is a coming-of-age work by W. Berry.

Framed around the idea of home as a first heartbreak, the book examines the emotional weight of belonging and separation.

Its subtitle points to a life shaped by survival mode, suggesting a candid reflection on hardship and personal growth.

This is a story for readers drawn to intimate accounts of coming of age through difficult circumstances.

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