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I should have checked more about this one before picking it. I simply do not have the patience anymore to read anything in the "chick lit" category. It is an enjoyable and realistic read overall, but too boring and predictable.
A mother is dying of cancer and she writes heartfelt letters and a diary to her four daughters, to explain what remained unsaid between them in an attempt to shed light on some issues and help them navigate through life.

Yesterday was a lovely sunny day in the pool and today is a coldish, rainy day on the sofa with GOOD COMPANY😉!

Truth☝️!!!
You have no responsibility for other peoples dreams!!

Enjoying the last couple days of my holiday!

🥰😎😍🥰😎😍

A book I am so very excited to start on! It is very close to home and I already cried on page 1, but it will be worth it!

I really should just stop picking up anything that falls under the genre of "chick lit" -- I just don't have patience for it any more. The story of a mother who is dying of cancer and wants to leave "instructions" and explanations for her four daughters. Predictable outcomes. Meh.

I didn't hold high hopes for this book, but ended up falling in love with the characters and story. Realistic story with relatable characters and a humorous read despite being based around the subject of grief.

Only drawback for me was the authors poor grammar and sentence skills; it was often hard to distinguish who was saying what and felt quite 'novice.'

I have a 2 and 3 year old and this is sooo relatable it made me smile!

Another day, another book! Today I finished Things I Want My Daughters to Know by  Elizabeth Noble. A gorgeous story with real, relatable characters. I didn't want this to end!

Day 14 #booksaboutmothers #maybookflowers

This was recommended/assigned by a friend and not something I would ever pick up but it turned out to be on the pleasant side of fine with some enjoyable moments