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Lump
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Leena Luther (Goodreads Author)
This remarkable collection of monologues for young women showcases the complex, unique, and true stories of a woman unexpectedly thrust into the world of breast cancer.
Ranging from the comedic to the dramatic, and often incorporating both styles at once, these quirky scenes range from 1 to 3 minutes long and feature purposeful story arcs and strong characterization. The w...more
Ranging from the comedic to the dramatic, and often incorporating both styles at once, these quirky scenes range from 1 to 3 minutes long and feature purposeful story arcs and strong characterization. The w...more
Paperback, 132 pages
Published
June 17th 2011
by Sublimity Press
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Leena Luther's monologues were not at all what I expected, but they are perfect.
When Monologues arrived in today's mail, I read them in one sitting. Luther is younger than I and her cancer treatment more extensive, yet each of the monologues resonated with me.
I wanted a copy for the cancer Wellness House where I go to talk to other cancer survivors and to enjoy life in a safe, cozy environment. Counseling is available to patients, their families, and their care givers. A book club is in the wor...more
When Monologues arrived in today's mail, I read them in one sitting. Luther is younger than I and her cancer treatment more extensive, yet each of the monologues resonated with me.
I wanted a copy for the cancer Wellness House where I go to talk to other cancer survivors and to enjoy life in a safe, cozy environment. Counseling is available to patients, their families, and their care givers. A book club is in the wor...more
As someone who works for Komen for the Cure, I have read many books by women about their breast cancer journeys. This was particularly touching because it was a collection of just short thought pieces - serious and comic - about the experience from diagnosis through treatment to survivorship. This can easily be read in a short time in one sitting and I think that it has greater impact because of that.
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