A Girl Behind Closed Doors by Jessica Taylor-Bearman. Jessica is the number 1 bestselling author of A Girl Behind Dark Glasses and A Girl In One Room which shares her real life experience with living with M.E (Myalgic Encephalomyletis). She is the founder of Share a Star, a charity that helps seriously unwell young people.
After 12 years of being trapped in the world of one room by the M.E. Monster, Jessica’s dreams start to come true. She’s pregnant! But Jessica has to adjust to being a disabled mum in an inaccessible world and face the critics who doubt her abilities.
A Girl Behind Closed Doors is the third book in a series that highlights Jessica’s own life and the day to day realities of living with ME.
The entire series has been a wonderful read, but this third book and final book in the ‘A Girl’ is absolutely extraordinary. You don’t have to have read the rest of the series to read it but it’s one of those that will make you want to go and read the rest once you have finished it.
It’s an emotional read that makes you cry happy tears by the end as we see Jessica living her dreams despite all the pain and challenges ME brings to her life.
A Girl Behind Closed Doors is a very real, raw and unflinching look at living with a chronic illness. But you can’t help but smile and feel nothing but happiness for Jessica as you read the book and see her become a Mum, live her life on her terms and achieve her dreams.
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