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"This is a gut-wrenching, absolutely moving book! Once I began reading it, I wasn’t able to put it down. As Theresa Marafito shares her journey from childhood to adulthood, highlighting the special challenges that she faced due to her visual impairment, I couldn’t help but stay glued all the way." Read More5 out of 5 Stars Arleen T.
"Memoir that will Stay with You" Read More5 out of 5 stars Bob Davis
"Wonderful Memoir from a Loving Daughter" Read More5 out of 5 stars Heidi Comiski
"5 out of 5 stars Heidi Comiski Incredibly moving and elightening!" Read MoreOnline Book Club Review 4 out of 4 Stars
"Are you a sighted person who is unsatisfied with life? If you are, then you should read I Know My Way Memoir by Theresa Marafito, with Linda Odubayo Thompson. This book provides a vivid description of Theresa’s life. Having low vision from birth, she grew up trying to adjust to the world…" Read MoreReview From Online E-Book Forum 4 out of 4 Stars
"Theresa’s story is a departure from the usual narrative of a visually impaired person who grows up to be world famous playing the piano for large audiences at Carnegie hall. It’s a common misconception that all visually impaired persons have an ear for music. She led an exemplary life, one that I found worth emulating." Read More
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