“Discover the Untold Struggles and Triumphs of a Woman in a Man’s World: A Deep Dive into Lynn Lobban’s Memoir”
One of the Boys has much to offer many. For those who enjoy a good period piece, Lobban offers a powerful and insightful look at a changing country and, specifically, of feminism in action in the late 1960s and beyond. For those who like a page-turning read, One of the Boys fits the bill. Mostly, though, Lobban’s story is one of triumph over pain. “Healing from early trauma is a lifetime’s work,” she writes. Now in her 70s, Lobban knows there is still work to be done. But she has clearly come home to herself. She no longer lives to find her place in the wilderness of men: “Happy to be one of the girls, I hear the strength in higer-pitches and know the power there. The bravest warrior is not the one who muscles through, but the one who shares her wounded heart.” Lobban generously and courageously shares her wounded heart with her readers. Through her story, she offers others hope—and a wonderful example of healing.
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