Carl writes poignantly of the worries of a single father with a young daughter, his attempts to help her to express her grief, and his openness to her request make a cardboard mummy, whatever misgivings he may have been experiencing at that moment. Click to learn more about this book.
In the book, Rio shows the way and ends two of the later chapters with lessons he has learned. In a subsequent interview Rio could now comfortably see Rebecca looking down and telling him, “Well done, it’s all been worthwhile.” Click to learn more about this book.
This is a tale of and by two cancer sufferers: one, the patient; the other, the principal caregiver, her brother. The tale is told through honest, witty blogs that begin on 27 May 2013. Click to learn more about this book.
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