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Things Get Better

Things Get Better

by KatiePiper (Author), KatiePiper (Author)

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    Paperback 2012

    $3.34
Synopsis

To look and listen to the extraordinary Katie Piper, it is difficult to comprehend the severe trauma she suffered from a brutal rape and acid attack which left her with deep physical and emotional scars. These terrible events would have crushed most people, but through her positive outlook and sheer determination, Katie has become inspirational to millions and living proof that no matter what life throws at you, if you work hard and believe - things will get better. Katie now begins to answer the question that everyone wants to know - 'Where did you find the courage?' She shares the key steps and support that led to her emotional recovery and acknowledges the pain we have all felt at times, whether suffering a breakup, life change or more serious trauma. Drawing on her own experiences and letters from other survivors, Katie shows with spectacular compassion that we can all find the strength within to carry on.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 320
 Publisher: Quercus
Published: 24 May 2012
ISBN 10: 1780874774
ISBN 13: 9781780874777

Media Reviews
'a stunning example of triumph over adversity' Scottish Daily Record. * Scottish Daily Record *
'You'll be bursting with admiration after reading this touching and truly inspirational book' Closer. * Closer *
'It's inspiring, honest and incredibly helpful' Mumsnet. * Mumsnet *
'Part memoir, part self-help book, this is total inspiration for anyone seeking a way out of despair' Scottish Daily Record. * Scottish Daily Record *
'this book will inspire anyone confronting a challenge' Sun. * Sun *
'inspiring account of courage and bravery - a thought-provoking and emotional guide to coping with trauma' Top Sante. * Top Sante *
'An inspiring read' Woman's Own. * Woman's Own *
Author Bio
Katie Piper is a presenter and charity campaigner. In 2008 she survived a rape and acid attack that left her facially disfigured. Her moving Channel 4 documentary was watched by 3.5 million viewers. Katie founded her own charity to help people living with burns and scars and recently received a prestigious Woman of the Year award.