What happens when your father claims to be a prophet from another planet?...

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“Hiding in Water is intelligently written, breezing along with wry humor despite the discussion of some serious issues. ...In short, this memoir is a sterling piece of writing that will delight book club members everywhere.” ~Starred review from Blueink

"Had Katherine Lippa’s life been normal by traditional standards, readers...might have been deprived of her wicked wit, her skewed way of interpreting cause and effect, and her refreshing candor about reconciling religious beliefs with reality." ~ Five out of five stars, Clarion ForeWord

"An engaging, sweet memoir. Fun to read, full of heart."
~ Harvey Wasserman, author, Solartopia, Harvey Wasserman's History of the United States

"4 out of 4 stars"
~OnlineBookClub.org

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About the book. In the years before she was born, author Katherine Lippa’s father co-founded a group in which the participants believed they could levitate and move buildings with their minds. His parenting style was based on the premise that all people have a psychic nature and that with special training, a child can harness and build on those abilities. Young Miss Lippa was a willing participant in the experiment until the day she came to believe that her “powers” caused an unforgivable tragedy. Told with a surprising amount of humor and insight, Hiding in Water uses its unique platform to share a universal story of reconciling belief with reality: belief in ourselves, in others, in our chosen religions, and even in those who lead our countries.