The Women Who Raised Me: A Memoir
 

The Women Who Raised Me: A Memoir

by Victoria Rowell, Mim E. Rivas


The story of a remarkable woman's rise out of the foster-care system to attain the American dream—and of the unlikely series of women who lifted her up in marvelous and distinctive ways

Born as a ward of the state of Maine—the child of an unmarried Yankee blueblood mother and an unknown black father—Victoria Rowell beat the odds. Unlike so many other... (read more)

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This is one of those books that I devoured in nearly one sitting. Victoria Rowell is a beautiful actress who was adopted. Her memoir to her adoptive mother and other women who raised her is touching. It also chronicles being a talented though financially poor dance student who becomes an actor. I recommend it.

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