
Added on April 22, 2026
Daughter of the Drunk at the Bar is the memoir of a girl growing up in the 1980's enduring both neglect, and the oppression of an alcoholic father. Both tender and tough, Janie makes her way through childhood hiding what is going on in her family and cherishing the moments when nothing is wrong."Michelle O'Neil is a true writer, dedicated to sharing her story and experience with others. To read her work is to be inspired. She is a truly perseverant spirit." -Jennifer Lauck, author of New York Times Bestseller, Blackbird, Still Waters, Show Me the Way and Found."Michelle O'Neil is a grand gorgeous HEARTBREAKING writer. You should go and buy this book, curl up with this book, fall in love with this girl writer and shout her name from the rooftops." -Amy Ferris, author of Marrying George Clooney, Confessions of a Midlife Crises and co-editor of Dancing at the Shame Prom, sharing the stories that kept us small.
Sad, haunting, tender, true. A good first book. Starts slow (written in first-person, child) but picks up speed and emerges as a too-true tale of scrappy survival. Reads like a less-polished version of "The Glass Castle."
CompellingHeart-rendingGood first offering
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