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Favorite Part versus Least Favorite Part?
Posted: 10 Apr 2019, 12:51
by NicholsC97
I'm curious how many people will comment and how many of the parts will be the same. What's your most favorite part as well as your least favorite part of Winning the War on Cancer? Or if you prefer, you could just put something you found funny in the book.
Re: Favorite Part versus Least Favorite Part?
Posted: 24 Sep 2021, 19:14
by Effie Cherotich
Most favourite part: Sylvie's resilience and journey to revive her father's work.
Least favourite: I wish we would have been told the aftermath of Gerard Weidlich and the sick man and woman who accompanied him to Sylvie's home after the death of her father. How did they cope while Sylvie was still trying to reconstruct her father's work?
Re: Favorite Part versus Least Favorite Part?
Posted: 30 Jun 2022, 13:14
by Agbata precious
3_roses wrote: ↑24 Sep 2021, 19:14
Most favourite part: Sylvie's resilience and journey to revive her father's work.
Least favourite: I wish we would have been told the aftermath of Gerard Weidlich and the sick man and woman who accompanied him to Sylvie's home after the death of her father. How did they cope while Sylvie was still trying to reconstruct her father's work?
Same thinking.
Re: Favorite Part versus Least Favorite Part?
Posted: 30 Jun 2022, 13:17
by Agbata precious
3_roses wrote: ↑24 Sep 2021, 19:14
Most favourite part: Sylvie's resilience and journey to revive her father's work.
Least favourite: I wish we would have been told the aftermath of Gerard Weidlich and the sick man and woman who accompanied him to Sylvie's home after the death of her father. How did they cope while Sylvie was still trying to reconstruct her father's work?
You just said my mind.
Re: Favorite Part versus Least Favorite Part?
Posted: 13 Oct 2022, 10:59
by Charles lib
3_roses wrote: ↑24 Sep 2021, 19:14
Most favourite part: Sylvie's resilience and journey to revive her father's work.
Least favourite: I wish we would have been told the aftermath of Gerard Weidlich and the sick man and woman who accompanied him to Sylvie's home after the death of her father. How did they cope while Sylvie was still trying to reconstruct her father's work?
This part really got me, I love it so much.
Re: Favorite Part versus Least Favorite Part?
Posted: 27 Jan 2023, 09:52
by Fentymak
My favorite part was about the author's resilience. My least favorite was when her father was arrested.
Re: Favorite Part versus Least Favorite Part?
Posted: 24 Feb 2023, 06:11
by Nathaniel Sarah
Most favourite part: Sylvie's resilience and journey to revive her father's work.
Least favourite: was when her father was arrested.
Re: Favorite Part versus Least Favorite Part?
Posted: 02 Jul 2023, 08:45
by Mercylib
My favorite part was about the author's resilience. My least favorite was when her father was arrested.
Re: Favorite Part versus Least Favorite Part?
Posted: 14 Jan 2024, 12:57
by Jane Honda
My favourite part was when the author narrated the breakthrough of the drugs and how it helped people. My least favourite part was when her dad was arrested.