Review of Stage Fright

[Magdalyne chebet]

"Stage Fright" by John Gore is a fascinating and encouraging memoir about his journey through advanced-stage cancer. With humor and positivity, Gore shares relatable anecdotes and 15 practical rules for coping with cancer, offering inspiration and life lessons that extend beyond illness to everyday challenges. Thank you for the informative review. Congratulations on being BOTD!

[todwyer01]

From a sampling, this seems like an interesting memoir about the author's experiences and recovery from cancer. It might be worth a second look. Well done.

[Sanju Lali]

An inspirational survival memoir "Stage Fright" by John Gore, which sheds light on the author's healing journey and offers 15 rules for dealing with cancer. It encourages us to appreciate the small things in life.

[Moisés Alcántara Ayre]

Learning to appreciate the small things in life is something you'll take away from this book. Being diagnosed with cancer, John embarks on a journey to live life even more fully. Read 'Stage Fright' and find simple yet powerful pieces of advice that you can apply right away, regardless of being ill or in excellent health conditions.

[Khushi RBY Yadav]

One realizes the value of life when it is threatened. And cancer as a disease can be heartbroken.i liked how the author describes his journey and gives some coping methods and as he is a survivor his methods serve as a guide for those suffering from it and for those who want to treat it.

[Mercy Ndungu 9]

Your review of "Stage Fright" by John Gore beautifully captures the essence of the memoir. It's inspiring to see how Gore's positive attitude and sense of humor turned what could have been a heavy and somber narrative into something uplifting and relatable.

[Grace weby]

I really enjoyed the book's upbeat and optimistic tone. The author's ability to find creative solutions to potentially dark situations is truly inspiring. Thanks for the informative review - I think this book will be a great source of moral support for many readers.

[Omutsiambo Silvio]

It gives hope to hear survival stories of people like the author. There's more to learn from the journey besides the inspiration. Thanks for a free copy.

[Rose Angela]

“Stage Fright” by John Gore is a heartfelt guide on coping with cancer, filled with humor and practical advice. It’s inspiring and positive.

[Deborah Belanger]

Thank you for your insightful review on "Stage Fright" by John Gore. With its relatable tone, humorous anecdotes, and practical advice, "Stage Fright" is a must-read. The author's positive attitude and 15 practical rules for coping with illness make this book relatable and uplifting. This very inspiring read is temporarily free on Amazon and I have put it on my to read shelf. Congratulations to the author for BOTD.

[Jennifer Coxon]

Wow. What a diagnosis to be confronted with, and brilliant that the author survived. The style of the book is very casual and humorous while offering key tidbits of advice as to how to cope and get through the medical process.

[David Awunor]

His sense of humor and way of sharing his journey in an uplifting and relatable way is truly inspiring. Gore's ability to find joy and humor in tough situations shows a remarkable spirit of optimism.

[Wen Casey]

The first part of the review got me emotional.
John Gore, who is a multiple time advanced -stage cancer survivor wrote The "Stage Fright" book using his journey.
I see John Gore as a courageous one who kept a positive attitude and accepted reality.

He also taught on doing so.
Having a supportive wife through this journey made things easy for him.

Can't wait to read further.
Nice Review!

[Shirley Ann Riddern Labzentis]

Great review! This is a book that I need to read. A lot of family members have had cancer, and didn’t make it. I want to learn what to do in case the big “C” comes my way.

[Seamstress]

Anything involving diseases, especially potentially mortal ones, is most definitely not my cup of tea, because even with the best result, it is stories of suffering and tragedy that affect everyone in the family and friends of an ill person. Sorry and congrats anyway!