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Non-depressing books?
One of my good friend's four year olds was recently diagnosed with cancer- she had a surgery yesterday to remove it and it went well but she is lined up for months and months of chemo & radiation. She just text me and asked me for non-depressing books she could read while they spend tons of time in the hospital. I am the queen of depressing books, so I could only think up a few. Whatcha got?
She likes more literary books, but is pretty easy to please.
Re: Non-depressing books?
Cinder, Scarlett, & Cress aren't depressing so far.
Enclave, Outpost, & Horde are kind of scary, not depressing.
I didn't think the Grisha series was depressing.
Harry Potter has depressing parts, but I think it's overall an uplifting series.
The Burning Sky, The Perilous Sea are exciting and magical and not depressing. But there's a finale to come.
Several Jane Austen novels are not depressing - Emma, Pride & Prejudice, Sense & Sensibility turns out happy.
The Help isn't depressing but it's pretty heavy.
~ E ~ 7/2010
~ A ~ 3/2014
Sugar & Spice
8->
Back if I have more.
Big Little Lies?
my read shelf:
Wes: 10/8/2012