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• Format: Large print book - Hardback
• Released: 2006
• Publisher: AudioGO Limited
• ISBN: 9781405648264
• Category: Large Print Books Non-fiction Biographies
• Availability: In Stock: Available for immediate dispatch
• Our Price: £18.99
• Author Biography: Gloria Hunniford was born in Northern Ireland and was the first woman to have her own daily radio show on BBC Radio 2, which she presented for twelve years until 1994. She had her own television chat programme, Sunday Sunday, on London Weekend Television. She has appeared on and presented numerous shows including Gloria Live, This Morning, Holiday, Songs of Praise and Open House with Gloria which gave Channel Five some of its highest ever ratings. She has won several prestigious awards, including TV Personality of the Year, Radio Personality of the Year and a Lifetime Achievement Award, and has an Honorary Doctorate from Queen's University Belfast. Alongside Caron she has two sons -- Paul and Michael -- is married to Steven and between them they have eight grandchildren.
• Format(inches): 9x6
• Format(mm): 240x160
• Product Weight: 844gm

Book summary

Gloria Hunniford's daughter, TV presenter Caron Keating, was 34 when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Initially, she was declared in the clear but the cancer came back, despite her attempts to fight it off with every therapy going. She died aged 41. This is Gloria's account of Caron's life. It is outstanding from the beginning feels painfully truthful, but is utterly absorbing. It does make you cry endlessly. It is about the difficult bond between mothers and daughters, and about what happens to a family when one of its members gets taken over by a disease. "Gloria's honesty in writing this book is extraordinary both Caron and Gloria come across as amazingly strong, loving and inspiring characters" - "Daily Express". We see Caron as a daughter, a sister, a wife, a friend and a mother, but most of all as a fighter. "This is not a story of illness and death rather it's a beautiful, emotional celebration of an extraordinary life that sadly ended far too soon. A beautiful read" - "Daily Record".