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Smrt a další šťastné konce
O knize Smrt a další šťastné konce Jennifer Coleová se právě dozvěděla, že jí zbývají jen tři měsíce života. Přesně devadesát dní na to, aby dala své záležitosti do pořádku a rozloučila se s přáteli a rodinou. Zatímco se vyrovnává s realitou, která je krutá, nespravedlivá a zcela nečekaná, uvědomí si jednu zásadní věc. V životě doopravdy lituje jen jediného: svých nevydařených a promarněných vztahů.
Life and other Happy Endings
Review by Kelly M, Media Last updated on 5 May 2020 My Recommendation Life and other Happy Endings is a novel that when you begin to read you get the feeling it's going to be an unbearably sad and heart-breaking read. You are proven wrong within a few pages. It's an uplifting story which encourages and empowers you to live life to the fullest. While it deals with some tough subject it's written beautifully so that it doesn't feel to heavy and remains a light hearted and lovely read. Buy this Book on
Meet Your Next Summer Romance on Audio
Meet Your Next Summer Romance on Audio July 22, 2019 What’s sweet, a smooth talker, and makes you laugh all day long? No, it’s not your latest love interest, it’s an audiobook! From robot boyfriends to seemingly doomed meet-cutes, we have a romantic comedy for whatever makes you turn to a puddle of mush. Get ready to meet your new crush.
Win A Copy Of The Book 'Death And Other Happy Endings: A Novel' By Melanie Cantor
Home > Free Books > Free Giveways > Win A Copy Of The Book ‘Death And Other Happy Endings: A Novel’ By Melanie Cantor RedCarpetCrash July 6, 20192019-07-06T03:45:32-05:002019-07-07T04:26:02-05:00 Jennifer Cole has just been told that she has a terminal blood disorder and has just three months to live–ninety days to say goodbye to friends and family, and to put her affairs in order. Ninety days to come to terms with a diagnosis that is unfair, unexpected, and completely unpronounceable.
Book Review: 'Death And Other Happy Endings: A Novel' By Melanie Cantor
Home > Books > Book Review: ‘Death And Other Happy Endings: A Novel’ By Melanie Cantor RedCarpetCrash June 25, 20192019-06-25T07:04:39-05:002019-06-25T08:27:08-05:00 Jennifer Cole has just found out she has a blood disorder and she has three months or so to live and there’s no cure. She is shaken with this news and confides in her close friend Olivia and tells her boss and one other at work. She has to decide how she will live her final months. She doesn’t have a bucket list nor does she want one.
Death and other Happy Endings by Melanie Cantor
LoveReading View on Death and other Happy Endings Life, love, wiping slates clean. When life hands her death, a 43-year-old woman sets the record straight with people she’s close to, with wildly unexpected results - and plot twists aplenty. “Why do we only appreciate what we’ve got when it’s put at risk?” This question simmers at the heart of this breezily written book that sees a woman deal with a diagnosis of terminal illness with a certain calmness.
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