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The Bright Side Running Club
The Bright Side Running Club: A novel of breast cancer, best friends, and jogging for your life. | Josie Lloyd
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Josie Lloyd�s fearless novel is a tribute to the power of the human spirit in the face of hardship, based on the author�s own experience with cancer and community. In the vein of Mary Ellen Taylor's Honeysuckle Season this �amazing, (…more)
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BarkingMadRead
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Holy heck, I read a lot of books in May! Some were even #roll100 books, which made me so happy!! @PuddleJumper I also managed to earn three bingos, I think! At least 3, possibly 4! #bookspinbingo @TheAromaofBooks

Julsmarshall Whoohoo! 2y
Ruthiella Wow! 🤩 2y
TheAromaofBooks Yay!!! Fantastic month!!! 2y
ravenlee Wowzers! Well done. 2y
PuddleJumper Brilliant! 2y
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BarkingMadRead
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Starting this one today! It‘s one of the books chosen for me by a friend for a challenge back in December.

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MaggieCarr
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Emotional, a few different plots, drawing on family and new friends through a shared diagnosis. I absolutely sobbed but knew one of the characters would likely not make it to the ending simply because of the cancer theme but still so motivating and personal. The medical information isn't glazed over and while I know private healthcare is vastly different from national healthcare in this book it was explained enough for this reader to understand.

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Adventures_of_a_French_Reader
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I quite enjoyed this uplifting book about a group of women running through cancer.
The author got inspired by her own experience with cancer, which adds authenticity.
The chapters are short, and the different plots are entertaining. A heavy subject, but with a good dose of humor.

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Moonprismpower
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For a book about a woman struggling with cancer this book was a light read. I liked it but didn‘t love it because Keira was a bit too blind to the world around her occasionally making her seem self centered. So I struggled a bit liking her.

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Ellies_Books06
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Thankful, this book made me feel thankful from start. Thankful for my body, my strength, my peculiar appreciation of life, especially mine. Thankful for having what I have & what I don't have too. This book makes you realize life from the other side of the highway. It slaps you in the face hard once, twice, & many times more, with the only purpose of giving you the chance to realize how good your life is. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Ellies_Books06 I haven't done the art yet of this review but want it to post it anyway because then I forget 😅 happy reading everyone! 💚 #TheBrightSideRunningClub Pub.Date: 08.Feb.2022 #ARCreads 3y
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Ellies_Books06
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Hello #LitsyLove Family, I hope you've an idea of the meaning of every card you've send me. I tried to reply to all of you tonight, I hope I didn't miss anyone 😓 I took this pic so you can see how wonderful this is 🥰 the red notebook is my book journal, I started it no long ago, I found no better place to place all your letters 🤗

Please remember I sent you an email, the subject is 'Hi' or 'Hi #LitsyLove' 🥰

Hugs and kisses to all of you 💕

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks 🤗❤️ sending love and hugs your way!! 3y
Ellies_Books06 @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Thank you so much 💚💚💚💚 3y
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