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Summary of Melissa Bond's Blood Orange Night
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- Date de parution24/07/2022
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Résumé
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 I receive an email from ABC World News with Diane Sawyer. They want to come to Salt Lake City to interview me. I'm skeptical, but I decide to consider it. I don't want to prostitute my sickness to the media's love of McNugget news bites.
#2 I was terrified about the interview, but I agreed to do what I could to help the show.
I was the story of millions of people just like me, who had survived despite being diagnosed with a terminal disease. #3 I was in labor for thirty hours, and when the baby was born, his heart was failing. We brought him to the neonatal intensive care unit, where he needed oxygen. #4 I was thirty-eight years old when I got pregnant with Finch. I'd never babysat, never even changed a diaper, and yet I was pregnant.
I was the baby of the family, and I'd never babysat, never even changed a diaper.
I was the story of millions of people just like me, who had survived despite being diagnosed with a terminal disease. #3 I was in labor for thirty hours, and when the baby was born, his heart was failing. We brought him to the neonatal intensive care unit, where he needed oxygen. #4 I was thirty-eight years old when I got pregnant with Finch. I'd never babysat, never even changed a diaper, and yet I was pregnant.
I was the baby of the family, and I'd never babysat, never even changed a diaper.
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 I receive an email from ABC World News with Diane Sawyer. They want to come to Salt Lake City to interview me. I'm skeptical, but I decide to consider it. I don't want to prostitute my sickness to the media's love of McNugget news bites.
#2 I was terrified about the interview, but I agreed to do what I could to help the show.
I was the story of millions of people just like me, who had survived despite being diagnosed with a terminal disease. #3 I was in labor for thirty hours, and when the baby was born, his heart was failing. We brought him to the neonatal intensive care unit, where he needed oxygen. #4 I was thirty-eight years old when I got pregnant with Finch. I'd never babysat, never even changed a diaper, and yet I was pregnant.
I was the baby of the family, and I'd never babysat, never even changed a diaper.
I was the story of millions of people just like me, who had survived despite being diagnosed with a terminal disease. #3 I was in labor for thirty hours, and when the baby was born, his heart was failing. We brought him to the neonatal intensive care unit, where he needed oxygen. #4 I was thirty-eight years old when I got pregnant with Finch. I'd never babysat, never even changed a diaper, and yet I was pregnant.
I was the baby of the family, and I'd never babysat, never even changed a diaper.
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