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A review by laedyred
The Invisible Woman by Helen Walmsley-Johnson
hopeful
inspiring
reflective
fast-paced
3.0
This book definitely gave me a new perspective to consider as I age, but wasn't especially groundbreaking. I would classify it as a memoir. I enjoyed Helen's writing a lot, but I think I'll forget most of the details of the story quickly. I did appreciate the way it made me reflect and entertain some new possibilities about my career and social life. I credit it with giving me some new things to think about. A light, entertaining read I would recommend with one thumbs up.
Minor: Cancer, Death, Terminal illness, Medical trauma, and Death of parent