Frank A. De La Rosa

Childhood Memories of the Author During WWII in the Philippines.

This memoir follows Frank's life as he endured the struggles of World War II as a young child in a small town on a Philippine Island. The narrative explores how the war deeply influenced his view of life, emphasizing the importance of appreciating life’s simple pleasures amid hardship. Frank’s journey is one of resilience, navigating survival, education, and personal growth, turning obstacles into achievements through positivity and solidarity.

As part of a larger series, the book also traces Frank’s transition from the Philippines to the United States, showcasing the challenges and victories he encountered. His story includes significant personal losses, including a failed marriage, the death of his wife, and the emotional pain of losing custody of his children. Through these struggles, Frank emphasizes the power of forgiveness and faith, which helped him endure. In America, his experiences highlight the complexities of life in a diverse society, marked by both kindness and cruelty. Despite facing poverty and its hardships, Frank remains dedicated to uplifting others, believing in the transformative power of love, forgiveness, and perseverance. Ultimately, this memoir is a reflection on resilience and invites readers to reflect on their own journeys toward peace and purpose.

Paradise Lost and Paradise Regained is the perfect book for a plane ride or your daily commute. Once you’ve finished, you’ll feel a closer connection to both the author and the world around you.

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