by Marley Gibson
Not a long review (still sick), but I want to tell everyone what I thought of it.Hayley is our main girl, a strong, happy girl. She gets a place in the Cheerleading Team and looks forward to training a lot and cheering. But quite soon she notices she has pain in her leg, she thinks it is just from c...
Due to copy and paste, formatting has been lost.This book shows two different sides of one story: the darker side, and the lighter side. On one hand, the darker side really didn't last that long. It was less capitalized on than the lighter side. The lighter side is really what this book is all about...
"This is a story of how cheerleading saved my life"Some may be thinking "Aww poor her she was a loser and being a popular cheerleader "saved her"". Nope: We're talking cancer. We're talking honest to goodness heartfelt emotions. Although this is not about the cancer itself more than it's about the p...
Hayley is such an inspiring character. She's so positive and I'd hope that if I ever got cancer, I could keep that kind of attitude. This is more than a book about cancer though, it is a book about survival, the bonds of family, and about living to fight another day so that you can do what you love....
What a surprising book this turned out to be. I was expecting a quirky story about a girl named Apron but I wasn't expecting to enjoy it as much as I did. This story follows Apron as she goes through her life. Her Mom is dead, her Dad married her Mom's nurse who is a total b word and her best friend...
Really deserves 3.5 stars See Full Review Here: http://yalbookbriefs.blogspot.com/2012/04/radiate-marley-gibson.htmlNote, I received a free copy via Net Galley. This did not affect my review or feelings of the book. I liked a lot of things about this book. I thought it had a great message. Having...
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