Coleen Nolan has released a new book titled 'A Hand to Hold', drawing on her personal experiences of grief following the deaths of her sister Bernie from cancer in 2013 and her sister Linda's ongoing battle with the disease. The 59-year-old Loose Women star described the book as a 'friendly, compassionate and supportive companion for anyone faced with loss.'
The book, published on Friday, was promoted by Nolan on Instagram with a video showing her holding a hardback copy. She wrote: 'It’s finally here! A Hand to Hold is officially released today! I poured my heart and soul into this book, and I hope it provides comfort, support, and a sense of companionship to everyone who reads it.'
Her Loose Women colleague Ruth Langsford showed support, commenting: 'Proud of you my lovely friend. This will help so many people. Thanks for sharing.' Radio host Lizzie Cundy also offered congratulations.
Nolan has been touring book signings, starting in Blackpool on Friday and continuing in Liverpool on Saturday. She shared clips of the events on social media, including a song by her family band The Nolans playing in the background.
