Book description
Caribbean lifestyle. Wilderness adventures. Jail in China. A shallow dive that changed everything
In Unbreakable(ish), Ali Ingersoll takes you on a wild, hilarious, and deeply real ride through a life that broke multiple times—then got rebuilt stronger until one minute, she was traveling the world—the next, she was paralyzed from…
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My husband and I listened to Unbreakable(ish) over a couple of road trips, and I lost count of how many times we hit pause to talk about something Ali Ingersoll just said.
Ali was paralyzed from the chest down in her mid-20s, but her childhood on Cat Island could be its own movie. She was raised to be fiercely independent and to explore everything, which made me a little sad about how many kids today never get the chance to wander. Then there’s playing games with Michael Jackson as a kid. And the Playboy Mansion. You’ll think it’s fiction.…
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