Hope by Terry Fox

“Hope by Terry Fox gives us a masterful look into the character and life of Terry Fox, the human. These personal stories of Terry, as told by those closest to him, will remind us that we can overcome obstacles, be the best we can be with what we have, and make a difference along the way. Terry’s impact on my life was significant. My hope is that you’ll see there is a bit of Terry Fox in all of us.” — Rick Hansen, founder, Rick Hansen Foundation
“This book shows why the Terry Fox story never fades. It’s a real-life drama driven by a dream in a mission of hope. Canadian to its core.” — Lloyd Robertson, Canadian national news anchor from 1970 to 2011
“In this immersive and intimate oral history, coaches, fellow athletes, childhood friends, family, and those who opened their homes and hearts to Terry as he ran, reveal — some for the first time — his astonishing drive, compassion, and sweetness of character. His great dream, now closing in on a billion dollars raised for cancer research, still speaks to us today.” — Leslie Scrivener, author of Terry: His Story
“Terry Fox is my hero. I will always admire his humility and courage. Terry continues to inspire me and so many others every day.” — Darryl Sittler, Hockey Hall of Fame NHL player from 1970 to 1985
“I know how much of an impact Terry had on my life and I know he inspired millions more, but this book digs even deeper with raw emotion from everyone he encountered. This book shows why Terry is a hero. These stories give a great example of how he treated and inspired everyone he met.” — Jay Triano, former NBA head coach of the Toronto Raptors
“For anyone wanting to know how this ‘Joe Average’ became Canada’s most iconic hero, the answer lies within the pages of Hope by Terry Fox.” — Winnipeg Free Press
“It’s a fascinating story I was not familiar with and would encourage people to check out Hope, as it is an intriguing true tale!” — The Newest Rant
“This book shows us all how we can learn from that simple message because it is a message that lives on long after he left us, having fulfilled his dream with determination and humility.” — The BC Review

Barbara Adhiya, in her twenty-year career as an editor with newswires CP/AP and Reuters, has never lost her hope and faith in humanity. She was an author of Making It in High Heels 3: Innovators and Trailblazers and an editor for Expect Miracles by Dr. Joe Vitale and Finding Happiness by J. Patricia Gileno. She lives in Toronto, Ontario.

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