I Buried Her in a French Press: A Memoir About Finding My Voice and the Power of Being Heard

5 Star Review

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Editorial Book Review:

By Solange Roe

The memoir I Buried Her in a French Press, written by Sarah Barnes-Humphrey, is a deeply resonant and luminous work that celebrates the transformative power of discovering one's voice. Barnes-Humphrey's candid, intimate narrative captivates readers from the very first page, appealing to them to accompany her on a personal journey of self-discovery, resilience, and authenticity. The reader is seamlessly guided through her narrative by the evocative and clear prose, which seamlessly balances moments of sharp insight with warmth and vulnerability.

The memoir unfolds with a deft narrative flow, seamlessly incorporating personal anecdotes, reflective insights, and lessons learned into a cohesive and compelling tapestry. Barnes-Humphrey's voice is both confident and approachable, characterized by honesty and gentle humor. This enables the reader to witness the tangible and impactful progression of her self-worth and empowerment. Her adept integration of reflection and storytelling transforms her personal experiences into universal touchpoints, rendering each chapter both engaging and meaningful.

At its core, the book delves into the importance of being heard, resilience, and self-discovery. Barnes-Humphrey investigates the manners in which personal and professional obstacles can stimulate development, emphasizing the significance of vulnerability and authenticity. The memoir underscores the importance of listening to oneself and respecting one's voice, providing readers with both practical wisdom and inspiration as they navigate their own journeys to self-realization.

The book resonates profoundly on an emotional level, inspiring reflection, motivation, and empathy. Barnes-Humphrey's triumphs and struggles are presented to the reader, which encourages introspection regarding their own lives and the voices they either carry or suppress. The memoir intellectually elucidates the relationship between personal fulfillment, communication, and self-awareness, illustrating that the act of discovering one's voice is both a source of profound empowerment and a courageous endeavor.

I Buried Her in a French Press is a compelling testament to the human capacity for self-expression, courage, and growth. Sarah Barnes-Humphrey's memoir is a brilliant resource for individuals who are in search of the validation that their voice is significant, as well as clarity and confidence.

About the Author 

Sarah Barnes-Humphrey

Sarah Barnes-Humphrey is a globally recognized storyteller, podcast host, and fierce advocate for self-worth and authentic leadership. The founder and voice behind Let’s Talk Supply Chain, the Women in Supply Chain series, and Blended Podcast, Sarah has built a powerful platform to amplify voices that often go unheard. Her work—featured by BBC World News, Bloomberg, Inc., The New Yorker, and HuffPost—centers on creating spaces where vulnerability sparks transformation. With a passionate global following, Sarah brings courage, clarity, and connection to everything she does. A proud Canadian and stepmom, Sarah finds peace with sand beneath her feet, the ocean in her ears, and community at her core.