Good title names for an autobiography

When we at Why Not Bookswere considering titles for the memoirs of the late Carolyn Goodman, mother of slain civil rights worker Andrew Goodman and a civil rights icon herself, we harkened back to a particular story she told:

When my youngest son David was seven years old, he came running home from school one day, breathless with excitement. In his hands he held a large piece of construction paper smothered in assorted colors, lines, shapes, and squiggles. In the eyes of a seven-year-old, it was a creation of unmatched brilliance, Monet and Degas and O&#;Keeffe all rolled into one. In fact, that&#;s quite literally what it looked like. With the flamboyance only a true artist can exude, David boomed into our Upper West Side apartment, raised his magnum opus, and proudly declared, &#;Mom, come here! Look at my mantelpiece!&#;

 A masterpiece is essentially the product of another&#;s estimation. Someone else reviews your life&#;s work and pronounces judgment. But a mantelpiece