I'm taking on a Reading Challenge in September for Teenage Cancer Trust
This September, I'm taking on my own reading challenge and raising funds to help ensure no young person faces cancer alone. I'm taking on the challenge for Teenage Cancer Trust, the only UK charity who provides specialised nursing care and support for young people with cancer. I'd be grateful for your support.Your donation, big or small, makes a difference. £25 could pay for an hour with a Youth Support Coordinator to help a young person cope with anxiety and isolation during cancer treatment.
Thank you!
My Achievements
Fundraising page
Reached 50% of fundraising target
Received First Donation
Updated Profile Pic
Added a Blog Post
Received 5 Donations
Reached Goal
Reached Fitness Target
Increased Target
My Updates
Day 23
Wednesday 23rd Sep Thank you so much to everyone who has donated!
Almost halfway! Day 11
Friday 11th SepAfter what feels like an eternity of reading and many, many tears shed, I am now three books deep :3
It Ends with Us is perhaps one of the most beautiful portrayals of what it means to live life as a survivor of abuse. An incredible story.
Just keep swimming ;)
Similarly, ‘Eleanor Oliphant is completely Fine’ has been an emotional rollercoaster. The emphasis that, regardless of our human needs being met, the most dangerous experience for all of us is loneliness.
I didn’t expect to read quite as much as I have been, but I have definitely learnt a lot about myself in the process and would highly recommend these books to anybody considering what to read next.
Thank you so much to everybody who has donated <3.
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Day Three!
Thursday 3rd SepBeautiful world, where are you?
This book has been everything at this period in my life. The quiet simplicity of two yearning girls, struggling with the absence of clear meaning in life whilst remaining completely and undeniably in love with each other's souls - such a beautiful commentary on friendship, one which grows through the many obstacles of life as time goes on.
Onto reading It ends with us, I think am mentally prepared for how emotional this book will be.
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Well done you. Which book has been you favourite?