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Reconstructing Natalie

  • Fiction
  • Publisher: Thomas Nelson
  • Published: 2006

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Publisher's Description

Natalie Moore is about to lose what little cleavage she had. She'll shave her head, leave her church, fall for a man in scrubs, learn to tap, and flash a roomful of women. Natalie needs to know with or without her breasts she is more than the sum of her parts.


Endorsements (7)

“Laced with refreshing wit and stunning insights, this memorable tale will lift your spirits!”

Robin Jones Gunn

“No way can you read Reconstructing Natalie without laughing, weeping, cheering, wincing, and above all, rooting for this feisty young woman in her battle to overcome a disease that has claimed far too many of our friends. Be prepared for unflinching descriptions of what it’s really like to deal with breast cancer on a daily basis, including all the highs and lows—the goofy, the icky, the embarrassing, and the tragic moments—shared with honesty, humor, and heart by a talented author who has truly been there.”

Liz Curtis Higgs

“Reconstructing Natalie is a funny, heartwarming tale . . . Bravo!”

Kristin Billerbeck

“I’m crazy about Natalie! She’s funny. She’s smart! She’s real! She has a crush on Johnny Depp for heaven’s sake! And, by the way, she just happens to have breast cancer. Laura Jensen Walker doesn’t dodge real-life issues. Bad stuff happens, but it doesn’t consume her characters. On the contrary! It makes them more interesting! There’s an energetic flow that moves Natalie (and the reader) joyfully beyond the crisis to experience sweet romance and deep fulfillment.”

Sue Buchanan

“Reconstructing Natalie strikes heart, soul, and funny bone!”

Cindy Martinusen

“[T]he poignancy/humor mix . . . INCREDIBLE!”

Tamara Leigh

“Laura Jensen Walker is one of the funniest women I know, and she has an amazing talent for bringing humor into situations that seem void of anything funny. She’s walked the road she writes about, and it shows through every page.”

Rene Gutteridge

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