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Sitting Pretty In Pink Ribbon
100% of the proceeds from this book go to breast cancer research and organizations that provide treatment to BC patients and survivors that cannot afford them.
In Sitting Pretty In Pink Ribbon, Gigi journals her experience as a young woman battling breast cancer at 29. This funny and honest book tells of her endless search for love, stability, and balance. Written like an unapologetic heart-to-heart session with your bestie, Sitting Pretty In Pink Ribbon will have you bummed one moment, then laughing the next.
If you’ve come to this book hoping for the next great American novel, you’ll be sorely disappointed. Instead you’ll find a humbly constructed story of one broken woman’s attempts at love and perseverance, with nuggets of hope and inspiration along the way. This book is written in a quick and easy format that is perfect for the younger reader.
Be kind. This book is for charity, not the Pulitzer.
In Sitting Pretty In Pink Ribbon, Gigi journals her experience as a young woman battling breast cancer at 29. This funny and honest book tells of her endless search for love, stability, and balance. Written like an unapologetic heart-to-heart session with your bestie, Sitting Pretty In Pink Ribbon will have you bummed one moment, then laughing the next.
If you’ve come to this book hoping for the next great American novel, you’ll be sorely disappointed. Instead you’ll find a humbly constructed story of one broken woman’s attempts at love and perseverance, with nuggets of hope and inspiration along the way. This book is written in a quick and easy format that is perfect for the younger reader.
Be kind. This book is for charity, not the Pulitzer.
160 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 3, 2015
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September 22, 2015
I purchased this book based on the interesting title and the cute cover. little did I realized the book is an autobiography about Gigi and her struggle through having cancer and quite a few bad days. The story is quite relatable I know several people that have had breast cancer and I think her outlook is inspiring to women. and I can personally relate to the bad dating situations and how weird most men really are. the only downside to the book was the chapter seemed a little disjointed they didn't flow quite as well as I would have liked. we were so focused on breast cancer and out of nowhere it jumps to a bad date and relationship I wish the transition has been a little bit smoother. Overall I think this is a great book for women to read it truly is an inspiration.
September 9, 2015
Stay strong
Finally found a book that gave a look to the aftermath. Sorry you went through your experience alone but at least you wasn't disappointed by your significant others response. Hope life treats you kind
Finally found a book that gave a look to the aftermath. Sorry you went through your experience alone but at least you wasn't disappointed by your significant others response. Hope life treats you kind
November 22, 2015
3.5 stars - an interesting look into the life of a 29yo who has breast cancer. It reads like blog posts, rather than a novel, but it was entertaining & honest.
October 21, 2016
Very inspiring story of a young women with breast cancer.
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