A Girl Behind Dark Glasses - Jessica Taylor-Bearman

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    ME sufferer and Medway author Jessica Taylor-Bearman wins award for book A Girl Behind Dark Glasses
    https://www.kentonline.co.uk/medway/news/me-sufferer-wins-award-for-book-230944/


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    Congratulations, Jessica. A very well deserved award.
     
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    Brilliant! Really well done, you wholeheartedly deserve it.
     
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    Tears in my eyes watching this!
    The book is excellent - so well written, especially when dealing with such an incredibly difficult issue.

    I listen to a lot of audiobooks, and this audiobook stands out as one of the most memorable books I have listened to. Such humour & love, in such trying circumstances! You can be sure your book got my vote! :)

    A huge “Well Done!” to you Jessica!
    You so deserve this! :balloons::party:
     
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    Fantastic news!! Congratulations!! :party::party::party:
     
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    So pleased Jessica has got this recognition. It is a great book well written and easy (cognitively) to read although emotionally tough to find out what she experienced
     
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    Impressive work.
     
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    Donors help mum raise thousands for lifeline wheelchair

    https://www.gazette-news.co.uk/news...rs-raising-funds-lifeline-wheelchair/?ref=rss
     
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    Witham author Jessica Taylor-Bearman releases third book
    https://www.braintreeandwithamtimes...r-jessica-taylor-bearman-releases-third-book/
     
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    Having read Jessica's first book, it's so heartwarming to hear that she is no longer in the dire state she was then. I hope her improved health continues.
     
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    I've read the first two and just ordered this one.
     
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