Memoir, travelogue, history. Kathleen Gamble lives in a world of constant change. Everything is temporary. Moving from city to city she says goodbye to one and starts to explore the next. Never two the same. She survives. She keeps on going. Through trauma and scary times, there is also humor.

“A magnificent portrait of the timeless search for home.“

A.A. Vogel, author of Call of the Desert: Crossing

“An unflinchingly honest account of her experiences as a Third Culture Kid (TCK).“

Diana B. Putman, Ph.D, Retired USAID Senior Foreign Service Officer

“The author… has written this book to make sense of the grief and the bond she shares with other Third Culture Kids.“

Carol Matlack, Former Foreign Correspondent

“Part memoir, part travel log, part history, I highly recommend Echoes of a Global Life.“

Professor Tina Norton