Remember To Forget

Remember to Forget by Amelia V. Sinclair

Reviewed by:  Readers' Favorite - K.C. Finn

Review Rating:  5 Stars

This is a gripping memoir, emotionally intense and thought provoking with all the skillful pacing of a psychological suspense novel.  The exploration of the profound impact of childhood trauma on the adult life of Vernetta, the protagonist, is both harrowing and enlightening, offering insight into the complexities of trauma recovery, including dissociative episodes, sexual abuse and suicidal depression.  The narrative is a reminder of the power of the human mind and the importance of confronting the past to find peace and closure.  Remember to Forget is an inspiring read, which anyone with similar issues will no doubt find comforting and helpful.   

Remember to Forget by Amelia V. Sinclair

Reviewed by:  Readers' Favorite - D. Zape

Review Rating: 5 Stars

Sinclair's memoir is captivating; a compelling narrative about healing from the impact of past experiences. From the haunting memories of childhood trauma to the tender moments of connection with her mother in the face of illness, each scene is ingeniously rendered.  Sinclair's prose is gorgeous.  The author excels at crafting engaging dialogues and infusing the writing with drama.  One of the most striking aspects is Sinclair's exploration of generational trauma and its ripple effects on familial relationships.  Remember to Forget is a memoir that reads like fiction-nuanced and utterly captivating but filled with lessons.

Edward M. White, Ph.D.

Los Angeles Times Book Reviewer 

In my decade of reviewing current fiction for the Los AngelesTtimes, I rarely came across a first novel that aroused the enthusiasm of Remember to Forget.  It is a powerful dramatization of psychological damage and recovery with both literary and therapeutic value.

Claire Mulligan, editor    

Readers of best-selling memoirs such as The Glass Castle and Educated will be drawn to Remember to Forget. It is a memoir of trauma and hope and one that you will never forget.