Pamela Porter Books

Pamela Porter writes about family and landscape, often focusing on Saskatchewan. Her works are deeply rooted in the land and the experiences of those who inhabit it, exploring the complex relationships between people and their environment. Porter is interested in themes of identity, memory, and the enduring impact of rural life. Her style is known for its evocative atmosphere and insightful look into the human experience.

Smile Through It All
190 pages
7 hours of reading
Chronicling a journey of resilience, this autobiography explores the author's experiences with love, survival, and overcoming adversity. Through challenges such as an abusive marriage, single parenthood, loneliness, Alopecia, and the threat of Alzheimer’s, the narrative aims to inspire and empower others facing similar struggles. The author shares her story as a testament to triumph over stigma and judgment associated with domestic violence and health issues, embodying the spirit of perseverance with the mantra "I Smile Through It All."
150+ Quick & Easy Furniture Projects
192 pages
7 hours of reading
"Featuring more than 150 innovative furniture flips and projects, this is a must-have guide for those looking to save money, live greener, and create unique pieces that showcase individual style. All of the stunning projects can be made in no more than a weekend and with standard tools and skills, so projects are accessible for everyone."--Provided by publisher.

Smile Through It All

150+ Quick & Easy Furniture Projects