The Last Days of Us: An Unforgettable Irish Family Drama That You Won't Be Able to Put Down

Special Needs Sewing: This story is all about love and emotions as s family slowly says goodbye as they hold on to each other

United States on Aug 30, 2023

Susan Ajaz: It's hard to keep up with this whirl wind drama. At times I couldn't bare to read more of the pain coming from each and every written word. But I picked it up further down the page. I know people go through this kind of tragedy but I was never wrenched apart this deeply. Watching this kind of shattering grief reaches for empathy and compassion.

United States on Jul 30, 2023

Barbara: I liked how the Author delivered the Story about Robyn ( Terminally ill child)
There was a very sad ending but also a happy ending

United Kingdom on Jun 28, 2023

AzzaBael: I will be recommending this book to everyone. I read it in less than 24 hours. When I wasn’t reading it, I was thinking about it. Caroline the author has a brilliant gift in writing. My emotions were a rollercoaster throughout the book. I deeply felt for the characters and all they went through from the start of the story. Right now thinking of Harry, Sarah and JP’s 9 year old son, has me in tears all over again. This is definitely on my read again list.

United States on Jun 28, 2023

patricia molloy: Loved every bit

Australia on Jun 22, 2023

Dawn.: In my worst nightmare I can’t imagine a scenario like this, but it was written with such grace and “humanness” that it was relatable. Strongly advise for people dealing with these same issues.

United States on May 22, 2023

Janice: Realistic book things that really do happen in LIFE
and very easy reading don’t really want it to end I loved that the family were bought back together

Australia on May 17, 2023

Liana Landsman: What an amazing look at what it would be like to lose a child...every parent's biggest fear. I think the author captured the raw pain and anguish in a way that made me weep with them. Although no one can truly understand that kind of loss unless you have been through it, this book has given us insight into what grief can be.

Canada on May 05, 2023

susannah: I suppose that those who have never heard of DIPG would read this book as merely a story about a damaged marriage and a kid with a brain tumor. My family lost a girl to DIPG almost three years ago. She was diagnosed at 16 and passed at 18. I remember her initial symptoms, the "go home and make memories," the progression of her illness and the terror of her parents, looking everywhere in the world for some way, something to do for her. They tried, but in the end, zero survival rate, just like every one of the friends she made on that journey. This is in the US, and it is kind of unbelievable that in this day and age, with all the medical advances, they still can do nothing at all, and the kids continue to die. Thank you for spreading awareness of this monstrous disease.

United States on Sep 12, 2022

GRN: Thanks to Ms. Caroline Finnerty for writing such a beautiful story. I couldn't stop, once I started reading, it is heart wrenching. I have never cried so much reading a book. From start to end it is beautiful. We feel the pain of each of the characters.

India on Apr 03, 2022