Summary:
The memoir chronicles the deep friendship between the writer and her fellow writer, Lucy Grealy, who suffered from cancer-related facial disfigurement. It explores themes of love, identity, and the hardships they endure together, particularly focusing on Grealy's struggle with her self-image and her untimely death.
Key points:
1. Friendship Power: The book delves into the strong bond between Ann Patchett and Lucy Grealy, showcasing the impact of friendship.
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