Terry Iwanski’s Book “The Headhunter’s Granddaughter” Receives Remarkable Reviews from Critics

The biography/memoir “The Headhunter’s Granddaughter” by Terry Iwanski offers an unforgettable journey through the jungles of Borneo, Malaysia, as seen through the eyes of a young girl, Pedo, whose life is shaped by survival, cruelty, and unexpected redemption.

“The Headhunter’s Granddaughter” has received favorable reviews from book reviews.

Writing for IndieReader, Craig Jones described Iwanski’s book as “amemoir that benefits from a remarkable first half and an inspiring journey.”

In a review on Pacific Book Review, Ash Kennedy commended that “Overall, Terry Iwanski’s portrayal of Pedo’s life is both inspiring and thought-provoking. The book serves as a testament to the human spirit’s capacity for growth and endurance in the face of adversity, leaving a lasting impression on the reader.”

Writing for Portland Book Review, Kathryn Dare said: “Iwanski’s vivid storytelling and unflinching portrayal of hardship make this book a worthwhile read for anyone drawn to tales of resilience, cultural heritage, and transformation. It’s an inspiring account that lingers long after the final page.”

Reviewing for San Diego Book Review, Kathryn Dare enjoyed reading Pedo’s story. She said, “Pedo’s story shows us that you never know where life will take you. It might even, at times, surprise you.”

In a review written for Seattle Book Review, Rachel Dehning applauded Iwanki’s book. She said, “Reading ‘[i]“The Headhunter’s Granddaughter”’ will offer insight into the reasoning behind varying priorities and events, particularly compared to Western and more developed cultures.”[/i]

Dehning added, “The book shows the effects of trauma and how they will vary depending on the person and traumatic event; it also shows the evil and kindness in humanity. It shows how one can create self-confidence and recreate themselves using a blank canvas, regardless of past events.”

Writing for Tulsa Book Review, Jo Niederhoff concluded that “it is an interesting book and an enjoyable read. The narration gives her a strong voice filled with attitude and humor that will delight readers.”

Sarah Poulette of The US Review of Books recommended the book, saying, “This fascinating tale centers on Pedo Rupa’s life from infancy in rural Borneo to the present day in Green Valley, Arizona. Part memoir, part oral history by her husband, Terry, Pedo’s story is riveting.”

Terry Iwanski’s “The Headhunter’s Granddaughter” is available on ReadersMagnet Bookstore, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble. Visit https://www.terryiwanski.com/ to learn more about the author and his works.

“The Headhunter’s Granddaughter”
Author: Terry Iwanski
Publisher: ReadersMagnet, LLC
Published date: January 08, 2024
Genre: Biography/Autobiography/Memoir

Author’s Biography:

Terry Iwanski, born in the 1950s, grew up during the era of Elvis and Bob Dylan. As the 1960s unfolded, his perspective expanded through the influence of Hendrix, psychedelics, and counterculture. Steppenwolf’s “Born to Be Wild” guided him through a turbulent time marked by sex, hate, and violence. These experiences shaped his maturation and wisdom, making him a living embodiment of his past. Terry now invites others to explore and celebrate the vivid, transformative memories that have defined his journey.

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