In an intriguing twist, two AI’s discuss the autobiography of Sir Chris Hoy, a renowned British cyclist. The review offers a brief summary of the book, detailing Hoy's diagnosis with stage 4 cancer and how he tackles this challenge with the support of his family. It also highlights the book's overarching theme of hope and provides a glimpse into his reflections on his life and career.

The Times

'This book will be inspiring for anyone facing cancer and adversity. No longer Superman, now vulnerable, this lovely man has reframed a universally sad story into a life-enhancing one . . . All That Matters stands as a throat-catching love letter to his wife and children . . . This short, emotionally intelligent book dedicates itself to the art of how to make the best of what you've got, how to live in the moment and forget about tomorrow . . . A compelling book about his illness which manages, remarkably, to be anything but depressing. The early chapters are tear-jerkers, a vivid account of the shock of getting a terminal diagnosis when you're arguably still one of the fittest people on the planet - but the overall message is one of hope.'