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Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal?

in: Memoirs
Summary:

The memoir explores the author's tumultuous childhood in an abusive, evangelical household in Northern England, her struggles with her sexuality, and her quest for love and belonging. It delves into her later life, including her search for her biological mother, reflecting on literature's impact on her life and her journey towards healing and self-acceptance.

Key points:

1. Identity Quest: Winterson's memoir explores her struggle to understand her identity and sexuality, shaped by her religious adoptive mother.

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