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A review by ramblings_ofa_booknerd
Christmas at the Cat Café by Jessica Redland
4.0
Christmas at the Cat Café is the first book I've read by Jessica Redland, but it won't be my last because look at that kittens!!
This story will touch all of your emotions, so be prepared to be happy, sad.
Tabby has had a dream of opening her own cat cafe, and after several setbacks, her dream is coming true. But unfortunately Tabby gets dumped, she comes to terms with her diagnosis of Fibromyalgia, and finds herself the target of someone's hate crimes.
The story is well written, the author certainly did her research. The fibro fog, the overwhelming fatigue, and constant pain is something patients all deal with this kind of diagnosis and learning to live with it is a challenge. It’s hard to accept but eventually you’ll endure that.
I love how she uses colors for her flare stages and the description of the cats in the cafe in the beginning. I am definitely recommending this book to others.
This story will touch all of your emotions, so be prepared to be happy, sad.
Tabby has had a dream of opening her own cat cafe, and after several setbacks, her dream is coming true. But unfortunately Tabby gets dumped, she comes to terms with her diagnosis of Fibromyalgia, and finds herself the target of someone's hate crimes.
The story is well written, the author certainly did her research. The fibro fog, the overwhelming fatigue, and constant pain is something patients all deal with this kind of diagnosis and learning to live with it is a challenge. It’s hard to accept but eventually you’ll endure that.
I love how she uses colors for her flare stages and the description of the cats in the cafe in the beginning. I am definitely recommending this book to others.