"Finding Me is an honest story. Amy writes in a way that connects with the audience immediately. From the first page, you'll feel genuinely invited to join her on this journey, and you'll feel like you're right there with her-even when you don't want to be. Not only does Amy let you see inside her day-to-day suffering, she also takes you on a beautiful journey which shows you a cancer diagnosis through faith." - Lance Mosher, Author of Transformed: A spiritual journey

"It's raw. It's hard to read at times. It's beautifully heartfelt. It was effortless to find myself sitting in the various scenes she described - whether a doctor's office, a kitchen table, a clinic, an airplane with two toddlers. I'm grateful for Amy's willingness to share this story and genuinely hope that countless people discover the courage and inspiration in the pages of Finding Me." - J Paul Fridenmaker, VP of Generosity and Network Relations, TrustBridge Global Foundation

"Finding Me sheds light on the real, raw, humour filled and also sobering encounters many of us overlook when those near and dear to us are walking through trying seasons. It's not just a book about cancer, it is a book about life, understanding how to navigate and remaining rooted in the wake of unexpected news. I highly recommend this!" - Eugenia Marembo, Blogger and Public Policy Analyst, NSW Govt

"Every book reveals a story of the human being who wrote it and I've never felt more connected with an author than I've been with Amy by reading her book. You don't have to go through cancer so you can relate to this book... You just need to be human and I highly recommend you not only reading it about Amy but also reading it about you; because it is." - Minor Arias, MINDset and Business coach

"This book was one of the rare ones where I couldn't and didn't want to put it down until I read the very last page. One could relate to her challenges and suffering even if the circumstances are different. A feel-good inspiring real story, narrated through the lens of humour at unexpected moments." - Felicita Jusof, Associate Professor, University of Malaya