I won’t be reading Sophie Kinsella’s book (not this year and probably not ever) because of a personal loss involving glioblastoma, but I’m grateful to you for bringing her illness to my attention.
Totally with you on unplugging smart devices, argh, not reading that one either!
I'm sorry you've had personal experience with it, Jo. That's the main reason I normally don't read cancer stories as well. I've lost a number of people close to me to cancer (though not glioblastoma) and it's too difficult for me to read about.
I’m sorry you’ve lost people you’re close to as well. I love this: "Kinsella offers such insight and little moments of hope that I am thankful I read it.” I’m awed at her bravery in writing it. May give the opening pages a try :)
Surprisingly, I've never read one of Sophie's books. I did know about her cancer diagnosis. I don't know if I can read aa book with a character going through cancer after last year's losses at this moment, but I would consider it for the future.
William sounds like something I would consider. I prefer domestic thrillers over gore.
I won’t be reading Sophie Kinsella’s book (not this year and probably not ever) because of a personal loss involving glioblastoma, but I’m grateful to you for bringing her illness to my attention.
Totally with you on unplugging smart devices, argh, not reading that one either!
I'm sorry you've had personal experience with it, Jo. That's the main reason I normally don't read cancer stories as well. I've lost a number of people close to me to cancer (though not glioblastoma) and it's too difficult for me to read about.
I’m sorry you’ve lost people you’re close to as well. I love this: "Kinsella offers such insight and little moments of hope that I am thankful I read it.” I’m awed at her bravery in writing it. May give the opening pages a try :)
Surprisingly, I've never read one of Sophie's books. I did know about her cancer diagnosis. I don't know if I can read aa book with a character going through cancer after last year's losses at this moment, but I would consider it for the future.
William sounds like something I would consider. I prefer domestic thrillers over gore.
William is definitely more horror than thriller, so know that going in. There is some gore.