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by Penny Rome (Author)
Penny Rome's light-hearted and humorous memoir, 'Thinking About Being Good, ' takes readers on a transformative journey as she grows up on a tea plantation in India's plains of Assam, amidst the backdrop of colonial rule and cultural shifts. From her childhood adventures to navigating life in London's vibrant 1970s scene, Penny's story is a compelling blend of personal growth and self-discovery.
As a child born in post-Independence India, Penny grapples with the remnants of the Raj era while reflecting on the absence of parental guidance, both physically and emotionally. Her candid exploration of a patriarchal society resonates as she unravels the complexities of forming relationships against this backdrop.
Penny skilfully guides us through the generations of her family, offering honest and unique accounts of their misgivings, misfortunes, love, and the profound impact of motherhood. She delves into the depths of emotional self-healing, shedding light on the challenges she faces and her remarkable journey towards spiritual awakening and personal development.
From the bustling streets of Calcutta to the vibrant energy of 1970s London, Penny's narrative comes alive, weaving together the threads of her diverse experiences. Finally finding solace in the idyllic landscapes of present-day Sussex, Penny shares her path to fulfilment and offers wisdom gained through a lifetime of introspection.
'Thinking About Being Good' is a captivating and charming memoir that will resonate long after you turn the final page. With the warmth of a dear friend, Penny invites readers into her world, forming an instant connection. Join her on this unforgettable journey of resilience, enlightenment, and the power of the human spirit.
