Review of Stage Fright

[Reva Parker]

Thank you for your wonderful review. I'm glad you enjoyed the book. Since most people at least know of someone that has or had cancer I think this book would be very helpful. I have known several, some relatives and some not. I agree with you that many of these suggestions would be advantageous for everyone, whether they have cancer or not. It is on my list of books to read.

[Jaidyn Taylor]

This sounds very uplifting and even encouraging, especially for those dealing with cancer. I love that he made his stories relatable and not solely focused on the grim reality that is cancer.

[Surabhi Rani]

'Official Review: Stage Fright' by John Gore describes the characteristic features of the author's work. It explores the important plotlines. The book presents an account of the healing journey of a multiple-time advanced-stage cancer survivor and offers 15 rules for coping with cancer. Readers would find the author's sense of humor in the book uplifting. The little nuggets in the book that involve keeping a positive attitude and accepting reality can be applied in everyday life. It was great to learn that anyone who enjoys small things will enjoy the book!

[Misael Carlos]

Belonging to a family where members are lost to cancer, this book is hits close to home so I’m looking forward to digging into this book to know John Gore’s healing journey as a multiple-time advanced-stage cancer survivor and his “15 rules” for dealing with cancer.

[Sarah Vinchu]

'Stage Fright' is a riveting account of a cancer survivor. The author's skillful integration of scientific and marketing themes impressed me. Despite the weighty subject matter, the author manages to keep readers' attention with his upbeat attitude and stories about his experiences. It's an inspiring masterpiece. His memoir is intriguing to read because of the great support he receives from his loved ones.

[azza lia]

I appreciate the author's candid account dealing with terminal illness. His positive attitude and humor making this memoir feel approachable and uplifting. It is an easy read because of the simplified medical terminology. Thank you for your well summarised review.

[Abraham Ozo]

Stage Fright is a heartfelt memoir by John Gore. This book is a combination of humor and positivity amidst his cancer battle. The 15 coping rules offers practical wisdom for readers.

[Shewaofafrica]

John Gore’s book, Stage Fright, is an engaging memoir about his cancer journey, marked by humor and resilience. Congratulations on BOTD.

[Isaac Oh]

Stage Fright presents John Gore’s cancer survival with humor and grace. His memoir contains rules for coping which are insightful.

[Damian Keyes]

For anyone to have the courage to talk about there cancer diagnosis and what they went through with humor is a strong individual. I enjoy real life stories that are about overcoming obstacles because it's going to be a huge source of inspiration for others.

[Louise Yamba]

I really related to the anxiety and rush of adrenaline that comes along with being on stage while I read. Gore breaks down how stage fright can block our potential but also is very helpful in providing strategies to manage it, like preparation and visualization. I loved how he talked about converting fear into energy and developing confidence through practice. The examples of famous performers overcoming stage fright showed that this is a rather common problem yet not impossible to overcome.

[Devesh Patel]

The review emphasizes how John Gore's memoir, Stage Fright, is inspirational due to his upbeat outlook, sense of humor, and sympathetic narrative, which prevent the book from becoming dismal. The 15 cancer coping guidelines are realistic, wise, and useful in day-to-day situations. Congrats for BOTD.

[Messy_Jess333]

I’m excited to read the book the review was throughly written and very informative I love the details you used for the description it leads no room for misunderstanding.

[Ashley Hodgins]

John Gore shares his 15 rules for dealing with cancer. As a cancer survivor, John has a lot of wisdom and insight to share with others who may be going through or supporting someone fighting cancer. Thank you for your review.

[Agha Abdul moeed 1]

John Gore’s "Stage Fright" offers a profound exploration of the anxiety and vulnerability inherent in appearing. His nuanced portrayal resonates deeply with anybody who has faced the spotlight, shooting each the phobia and the exhilaration of the degree. It's a compelling mirrored image on overcoming personal fears and embracing one’s actual self.