'The Cancer Ladies' Running Club' starts with a powerful opening that immediately bring the sense of great storytelling fuelled by an important message. Even though the title gives a reader the gist of the story, judging by the opening chapters it's quite apparent that there's a lot of a story to tell. A lot more.
My first impression is that Josie Lloyds wants to deromanticise the idea of cancer survival, by turning it into a story of the bad and the ugly. Which I absolutely love. The subject is far too important and far too relevant to keep it light and fluffy. Cannot wait to read the full story.
My first impression is that Josie Lloyds wants to deromanticise the idea of cancer survival, by turning it into a story of the bad and the ugly. Which I absolutely love. The subject is far too important and far too relevant to keep it light and fluffy. Cannot wait to read the full story.