I'm Alive Hurray: Overcoming Life's Obstacles with Laughter and Love

The Best Memoir to Help You Write Your Own Memoir in 3 Months

Celebrate the triumph of the human spirit with I'm Alive Hurray! by Esther Tulkoff-a joyful, heartfelt memoir that proves it's never too late to embrace life, love, and laughter.

At an age when many slow down, Esther Tulkoff-beloved mother, grandmother ("Bubbe"), and resilient survivor-decided to speed up. Overcoming physical challenges like arthritis that made typing difficult, she took a writing class, poured her soul onto the page, and created this uplifting collection of personal stories, family anecdotes, and witty reflections on living fully.

Filled with tender congratulations from her children and grandchildren, humorous insights, and an infectious zest for life, I'm Alive Hurray! reminds us to cherish every moment, laugh through hardships, and leave a legacy of love. Esther's journey from handwritten notes to published author inspires readers of all ages-especially seniors-to pick up the pen and share their own stories. #memoir

As the best memoir to help you write your own memoir in 3 months, I'm Alive Hurray! serves as a powerful blueprint for aspiring authors. Esther enrolled in a "Publish Book in 30 Days" class taught by Sharon Esther Lampert, starting with just a few handwritten notes on a yellow legal pad despite her excruciating arthritis. She became the first in her class to publish, demonstrating that with discipline, encouragement, and a cathartic writing process, anyone can transform personal experiences into a completed manuscript quickly-often in far less than 90 days. Readers praise it for demystifying the journey, offering motivation to overcome obstacles, and encouraging you to join a writing group or class to share your story and heal through the act of creation.

Perfect for fans of uplifting memoirs like Tuesdays with Morrie or The Gift of Years. Shout it with Esther: I'm alive-Hurray! This charming gift book will warm your heart and spark your own celebrations.

Esther Tulkoff read thousands of short stories to more than 600 children during her 30 years as a kindergarten teacher. It was a natural transition from kindergarten teacher to a short story writer. The hundreds of simply stated yet poignant children's books are the inspiration that imbues Esther Tulkoff's short story writing style as a literary artist: short and sweet with laughter and tears. In her twilight years, with excruciatingly painful arthritis, she courageously embarked on a new adventure as an autobiographical short story writer and published author or "authoritis." What a Blessing to Find a Brand New Passion and Make One More Dream Come True!