Sonia RumziWe get so caught up in the life we are leading and forget that we are capable of living. Caring for Eleanor by Sonia Rumzi
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Caring for Eleanor by Sonia Rumzi is an interesting book because it shows how people can “get so caught up in the life they are leading and forget that they are capable of living”. While all of us want to live our lives to the fullest, some people forget that they have the potential of living a better life. The author of this book, Sonia Rumzi, shares her personal struggles with being diagnosed with cancer and losing her daughter. She is able to relate to her audience by sharing her experience with them.
We all have thoughts of what we would do if something happened in our life. If we were put in this situation, what would we do? As discussed earlier, “Caring for Eleanor by Sonia Rumzi” shows how people can lose sight of what they are capable of living because they become focused on one thing.
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