Thank Goliath: A Memoir About an Italian Mother, a Rebel Son, and Life's Noble Teacher

Thank Goliath by Domenic Aversa is both fun and tragic, emotional and entertaining. With cutting intelligence and the wisdom acquired with age, Aversa sews together memories and experiences about the power of forgiveness, love and adversity.

A memoir at its core. Written with impeccable free-flowing prose, especially brilliant in dialogue, reading at times like a novel.

A personal yet universal tale that is canny, engrossing and distinctly inspiring. Self-Publishing Review

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A fast-paced, intense, and colorful read detailing transformative adventures and experiences.

The larger-than-life narrative is punctuated with mother-son dialogue that's penetrating, satirical, and at times provides comic relief to the serious tone.

Readers will find his story compelling and instructive in the way it redefines life's challenges as boundless opportunities for growth. Blue Ink Reviews

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Thank Goliath introduces us to one of the better memoir characters in recent years: his mother, Benedetta.

The book's best moments are his conversations with her, which make Alice's Adventures in Wonderland sound as staid as city council meetings.

Witty and poignant...readers should devour this memoir. Aversa tells the page-turning story of his complicated relationship with his indomitable mother. Indie Reader

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Thank Goliath is the compelling memoir of a first-generation Canadian and his immigrant mother.

The book's memoir elements fold into moving celebrations of his mother, Benedetta. It shares stories about how she overcame massive challenges in her own life; these are made to parallel and inform Aversa's own responses to struggles.

Their twinned tales function as an accessible parable of personal success, with standout scenes showing the ways in which Aversa and Benedetta worked through and overcame their obstacles. Forward Reviews