Interested in Sharon Diotte’s new memoir, Te’ora? You’re in the right place! Let’s help you find the reading format that works best for you! 

Local Bookstores

Support your community while discovering Sharon’s powerful journey. While Te’ora might not be on the shelves of many bookstores yet, you can easily order it from Barnes and Noble, or your other favorite bookshop.

Simply visit or call your preferred bookstore and request Te’ora by Sharon Diotte. Most independent bookstores are happy to order titles for their customers, and your purchase helps support both local business and a self-published, independent, female author.

Local Libraries

Libraries are a beacon of knowledge, expression, and resources! We all have a part in supporting these wonderful institutions. Currently, Te’ora is being acquired by two libraries in Michigan, with more hopefully joining soon!

You can:

• Check your local library’s catalog to see if they already have a copy
• Request Te’ora through interlibrary loan if another branch has it
• Ask your local branch to consider adding it to their collection (most libraries have a “New Title Request” form available at the front desk)

Every library request expands our network, supports this vital establishment, and helps share this important story. 

Amazon

For those who prefer online shopping or digital formats, Te’ora is available on Amazon in two formats:

• Physical paperback copy
• Kindle e-book edition

Share the Journey

After you’ve experienced Sharon’s story, please consider:

• Sharing the book with friends and family who might benefit from its message
• Leaving a review on Amazon, Facebook, Goodreads, or StoryGraph
• Posting about it on social media using #TeoraMemoir

Your engagement helps Sharon’s message reach those who need it most—women seeking to heal and create their own beautiful new lives.

Happy reading, and thank you for being part of this healing journey!

Sharing our stories of survival and “thrival” with each other is a loving gift of support to all of us who walk this difficult path. If you feel comfortable doing, please share your story.

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