The cover and title are eye catching in the sense that they already tell you what you need to know about this book.
The author does well in juxtaposing New Year to the day Kiera is diagnosed. It shows the reality of how quickly our worlds can change.
I think this book will be more focused on empowering ladies in this situation. We know Kiera doesn't want to be defined by her illness, and her friends and family are important to her - her friends laugh at her sentimental nature but it could be what saves her life.
I think the readers will enjoy reading about the connections she builds in her running club and the way the ladies keep eachother in line to beat their cancer together.
The author does well in juxtaposing New Year to the day Kiera is diagnosed. It shows the reality of how quickly our worlds can change.
I think this book will be more focused on empowering ladies in this situation. We know Kiera doesn't want to be defined by her illness, and her friends and family are important to her - her friends laugh at her sentimental nature but it could be what saves her life.
I think the readers will enjoy reading about the connections she builds in her running club and the way the ladies keep eachother in line to beat their cancer together.