Is There Really Life After Cancer?

JAMUL, Calif. - Oct. 16, 2015 - PRLog -- “I’d Rather Have Cancer should be read by everyone who has been touched by or fought the battle of cancer, " says the owner/CEO of Bellissima Publishing, LLC, Penny D. Weigand.  "The message is an important one, and this book will open eyes; and, yes, it will make you smile because this book is written in typical  ‘tongue in cheek’ Butterman style.

In fact, as we are told by Weigand,  this book by Stephen Buttermani,  published by Bellissima Publishing, LLC,  was  accepted for publication by Bellissima before it was even written,  because the issues it presents are so important that they need to be addressed; and there is so much we have to learn about cancer and its after effects, physically as well as psychologically.  As to  Butterman’s writing credits,  he is also the author of Rootbeer Beard and Tales As Tall As A Sunflower, also published by Bellissima in addition to That’s So Funny My Hair Fell Out!”

“This book is real and intense, and at the same time it is funny!” says Weigand.  “You have to read the book and have it in your hands to see what I mean.”

There is a video on the Bellissimavideo YouTube Channel that goes along with this book that you can watch at:

https://youtu.be/5v7cSOTQhhw



“We are hoping to start people really thinking through the reading of this book,” Weigand adds. “This is a book about life an all its foibles . It’s about having to accept the cards we have been dealt with a smile, no matter what those cards are.”

Illustrated by Adam Frizzell, also the comic artist of That’s So Funny My Hair Fell Out, further contributes to that smile.

The video vocal is by Penelope Dyan, the daughter of the late great jazz trumpet player, Pete Sirna.

All Bellissima Books are Ingram listed.  For more information on  this book and other Bellissima Books contact Bellissima Publishing, LLC at admin@bellissimapublishing.com or go to  www.bellissimapublishing.com

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