Tina Cassidy Libri

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis's life in 1975 marks a significant period as she navigates her identity beyond her famous marriages. The narrative explores her resilience, personal growth, and the challenges she faced while redefining herself in the public eye. It delves into her relationships, her role as a cultural icon, and her endeavors in the arts and literature, highlighting her influence and legacy. This portrayal offers an intimate glimpse into her journey of self-discovery and the complexities of her life after the spotlight of her marriages.

Why do all cultures--and generations--have their own ideas about childbirth? Cassidy looks at why birth can be so difficult, where women deliver, how the perceptions of midwives and doctors have changed, and the fads of childbirth.