Judy Stih Gives Readers Inspirational Takeaways in Memoir

Readers will love the heartfelt autobiography that’s full of life’s lessons

San Diego, California – WEBWIRE – Thursday, December 15, 2022

“Their journey becomes our journey.” Judy Stih

“Worth Saving, a Memoir” is an inspirational memoir by author Judy Stih that describes her experience conquering complex challenges as she go through life with an alcoholic father and a mother battling dementia. Readers are sure to be moved as they go through the book, page by page, unraveling the stories and rollercoaster emotions that the author underwent.

The author shares that one of the difficult choices she had was looking for the best care for her mother. And because of her robust and undying commitment and love to her parents, Judy turned all of these challenges around with love and determination, coming out as a stronger person.

This memoir epitomizes what inspirational books are and should make out of. Inspirational literature aims to guide its readers on how to live life, look at life from a different perspective, and understand and empathize with people better. More importantly, these books convey that people are in charge of their destinies and that it’s up to them to feel weak or strong.

“Worth Saving, a Memoir” accomplished what the author hoped from the book. In her aim to share her experiences, Judy hopes to inspire and motivate her readers to take the first step, head-on, in life’s challenges and adversities and to lead her readers down the path of wellness.

Get ready to uncover messages of forgiveness and love in the book. Order a copy of Judy Stih’s “Worth Saving, a Memoir” on Amazon, or visit the author’s website at www.judithstihbooks.com.

“Worth Saving, A Memoir”
Author | Judy Stih
Published date | 10/30/2017
Publisher | Independently published
Book Genre | Memoir

Author Bio

Judith Stih is a graduate of the University of Phoenix and has worked as a corporate account manager for Motorola Company for many years. After her retirement, she became a substitute teacher for Mesa schools. She was also a caregiver for her 94-year-old mother, who had dementia. Only five years ago, the author also discovered her love for painting.