
By Alexander Silver, Emily Silver, Anna Silver
Children navigate life after a parent's cancer treatment ends.
In a world where cancer has touched their family, children face the challenge of life after treatment. This book offers a message of hope and healing, addressing the fears and adjustments that come with a parent's survivorship. As they learn about the possibility of recurrence, managing fatigue, and returning to normalcy, young readers are guided through the complexities of this new reality. Will they find the strength to embrace a future filled with hope? Discover how these young hearts cope and grow in the face of uncertainty.
Winner: 2007 Mom’s Choice Awards, Gold, Outstanding Child Author —— Written for children whose parents are cancer survivors, this thoughtful and engaging book address important survivorship issues to help families move on after treatment ends. Containing a message of hope and healing, the topics include the possibility of recurrence, continued fatigue, pain, and other symptoms, exercise and diet, proper rest and sleep, and returning to work and social life.
Surprise a reader with their next favorite book.
Spotted a mistake or something missing? Improve this page.
Are you the author or illustrator? Claim your book.
Top contributors: Children's Lit Love · Marmee