Amelia Zachry

Enough is an ideal book for anyone who has ever felt crushed by the weight of the world, wondering if they have the strength to live again. Dealing with issues of mental health, trauma, class, race, identity, and motherhood, it takes a deep dive into the mind of an unhappy woman who is learning to find grace and peace within. Zachry doesn’t hold back, letting the reader into the darkest parts of her life with generosity and honesty. She chronicles her struggles, and it isn’t a journey for the weak of heart, as she lays bare the indignities she suffered as well as the effect they had upon her psyche. Zachry tells a heartfelt story of resilience, hope in the most harrowing of times, and what success in America means to her. The book deals with serious issues such as rape, suicidal behavior, and depression, among others. Some may feel triggered by the contents of this book, and should take that into consideration before reading. Spun through accessible prose that lays out her story in a non-linear but easy-to-follow fashion, Zachry reminds us that nothing is truly impossible, and that we are all stronger than we remember. This book is an unflinching and courageous memoir, and a worthy read for men and women alike.… (meer)