If you like the song “Fix You” by Coldplay, you’ll enjoy reading “Great Gobs Of Goose Grease: An Account Of A Stroke Happening And The Trial And Struggles To Comeback” by Connie Smith

Listening to music has been one of the most beloved hobbies of all time. May it be rock, pop, melo, acoustic, country, or any kind of genre, people love to sit down and turn on the music player.

There are various reasons why people love to listen to music: the emotion they feel while listening to a song; it sets their mood to start the day; listening to songs brings them calmness amidst the chaos of reality; they love the beat; or simply they love the artist or band.

One of the most famous songs nowadays is “Fix You” by Coldplay. There may be a lot of interpretation to this song, but in a nutshell, it’s about love and healing. According to some, the song also expresses support for their loved ones going through a hard time.

If you love to listen to “Fix You” by Coldplay, we recommend a perfect book companion “Great Gobs Of Goose Grease: An Account Of A Stroke Happening And The Trial And Struggles To Comeback” by Connie Smith.  This compelling memoir presents the healing journey of the author after experiencing a stroke in her early fifties.

Moreover, this was highly praised by Mihir Shah of the US Review of Books, stating that “Overall, adversity brings life into focus, and in Smith’s work, this is magnified even more through her knack for authenticity, particularly through her journal entries. What she calls her “Stroke Book” is an outpouring of vulnerability that shows readers the grueling journey to recovery in its most minute forms. Though she has endured a tremendous health ordeal, Smith is fearless in her writing and desire to demonstrate a pathway forward for stroke victims, step-by-step, with support and gratitude.”