Resilient Readers Book Club
Resilient Readers Book Club
Exploring Books – and Life – with Boldness and Compassion
Presented by Texas Oncology Foundation and KickIt Recovery Wear
Exploring Books – and Life – with Boldness and Compassion Presented by Texas Oncology Foundation and KickIt Recovery Wear
Resilient Readers book club is a space to connect and enjoy reading in a new way – no pressure, no perfection, just community. Whether you’re in treatment, navigating survivorship, supporting a loved one, or caring for patients, you’ll find a circle that understands the complexity of the cancer experience while embracing the full spectrum of life beyond it.
Every other month, we gather virtually to discuss books that encourage reflection, spark inspiration, offer comfort, and open the door to meaningful conversation. Our selections span genres and perspectives, reminding us that resilience is shaped by many kinds of stories.
Take a little “me time” to settle in with our current read, and join a community that celebrates resiliency, courage, curiosity, and connection – one chapter at a time.
Moderator
Cindy Trice, DVM
Cindy Trice, DVM, is a veterinarian, speaker, serial entrepreneur, cancer survivor, and patient advocate for Cervivor. She’s the co-founder and chief innovation officer at KickIt Recovery Wear, a company leading the way in providing stylish, comfortable, and functional recovery wear for women during all stages of their cancer journey.
She splits her time between Atlanta, Georgia, and Bradenton, Florida, with her amazing husband and two long and low dogs.
Cindy Trice serves as moderator of The Resilient Readers Book Club. She “gets it” and appreciates the diverse perspectives of those who experienced cancer.
She is a veterinarian, speaker, serial entrepreneur, cancer survivor, and patient advocate for Cervivor, Inc. She’s the co-founder and chief innovation officer at KickIt Recovery Wear, a company leading the way in providing beautiful, comfortable, and functional clothing for women during all stages of their cancer journey. She lives in Bradenton, Florida, with her husband and three long and low dogs.
Book Club Upcoming Dates
- June 1 - "The Perks of Having Cancer: An Inspirational, Positive and Humorous View of a Not-So-Inspirational, Positive or Humorous Situation"
- August 3 - TBD
- October 5 - TBD
- December 7 - TBD
HEALING THROUGH STORYTELLING | SHARED EXPERIENCES | REFLECTIVE CONVERSATIONS | COMPASSIONATE SUPPORT | COURAGE & HOPE
Current Feature Book
Diana Bosse’s story becomes an upbeat, sharply funny look at the everyday realities of living with cancer. After her lymphoma diagnosis, she made a personal commitment to stay hopeful, leaning on humor—something that always came naturally to her. What started as Facebook posts about the unexpected “perks” of having cancer, she quickly noticed it resonated with others, who found strength in her lighthearted honesty and resilient spirit. She recognized that these reflections could become something larger. By turning her experiences into a book, she not only documented her own journey but also offered encouragement and laughter to anyone facing cancer or supporting someone who is.
Author Diana Bosse
Author Diana Bosse
Author Diana Bosse
Teaser Questions
- Can humor really coexist with something as serious as cancer?
- Is it okay to laugh during the hardest moments of life—or does it feel wrong?
- Have you ever used humor as a coping mechanism? Did it help?
- Do you think positivity can impact healing—or is that pressure unfair?
- How do you personally define “strength” during difficult times?
- Are there really “perks” to having cancer—or is that idea uncomfortable
- Can humor be misunderstood by others who haven’t been through it?
Discussion Session Events
Discussion Session Calendar
Past Books

April 20 –
“Seriously, What are You Waiting For? 13 Actions to Ignite Your Life and Achieve the Ultimate Comeback”
