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Advice to Doctors and Other Big People from Kids, by Gerald G. Jampolsky, Celestial Arts, 1995, 112p.
ISBN: 0890876185

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Afraid to Ask: A Book for Families to Share About Cancer. by J. Fine, Kids Can Press, 1984.
ISBN: 0688061966 

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An Alphabet about Kids with Cancer, by Rita Bergland, The Children's Legacy, 1994, 89p. You can buy this book from Chapters.ca

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Beckys Story: A Book to Share, by D. Baznik, Association for the Care of Children's Health, 1981.
ISBN: 093782139X 

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Cancer (Understanding Illness) , by Elaine Landau, Twenty First Century Books, 1995, 64p.
This book explains the many types of cancer, their causes, present-day treatments, and possible developments in the future.
ISBN: 0805029907
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Dancing Through the Shadows, by Theresa Thomlinson
While her mother fights breast cancer with chemotherapy, radiation, and fierce determination, Ellen finds her own way to deal with personal upheaval. Masterfully interweaving folklore with realistic family drama, this is a clear-eyed and open-hearted novel about hope and healing and the eternal miracle of life.
ISBN: 0789424592 

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Dear Bruno, by Alice Trillin, New Press, 1996, 32p.
Originally written to a young boy with cancer, this series of letters and pictures, which speak openly, frankly, and honestly about delicate issues associated with cancer, relates to young and old victims of the disease.
ISBN: 1565840577

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The Fall of Freddie the Leaf, by Leo F. Buscaglia, SLACK, Inc., 1982, 32p.
As Freddie experiences the changing seasons along with his companion leaves, he learns about the delicate balance between life and death.
ISBN: 0805010645

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A Fun and Games Book to Make You Smile, by Astra Canada, 1995, 22p.

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Going to See Grassy Ella, by Kathryn Lance, Lothrop Lee & Shepard, 1993.
Hoping to be cured of cancer, a resourceful twelve-year-old and her older sister go to see a faith healer in New York, where they become pawns in a battle between some big-time gangsters.
ISBN:  0688121632

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Good Luck Mrs. K, by Louise Borden, Adam Gustavson (Illustrator), 1999, 32p.
All the students in the third grade are affected when their beloved teacher, Mrs. Kempczinski, is suddenly hospitalized with cancer.
ISBN: 0689821476

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I Found Sea Shells on the Beach, by Stan Whitsett & Wendy Pelletier, 1993, 20p.

I'm Having a Bone Marrow Transplant, coloring book. Review: http://oncolink.upenn.edu/psychosocial/books/peds.html

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Kathy's Hats: A Story of Hope, by Trudy Krisher & Albert Whitman, 1992, 32p.
Kathy's love of hats comes in handy when the chemotherapy treatments she receives for her cancer make her hair fall out.
ISBN: 0807541168

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Little Tree: A Story for Children with Serious Medical Problems, by Joyce C. Mills, Magination Press, 1992, 32p.
Although she is saddened that storm damage has caused her to lose some of her branches, Little Tree draws strength and happiness from the knowledge that she still has a strong trunk, deep roots, and a beautiful heart.
ISBN: 0945354517

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The Moon Balloon: A Journey of Hope and Discovery for Children and Families, by J. Drescher, Association for the Care of Children's Health, 1996.
This book is for children, parents, teachers, health care professionals and all those concerned with bringing emotional healing to children.
ISBN: 093782190X 

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My ABC Book of Cancer, by Shannin Chamberlain, Synergistic Press, 1990, 40p.
Ten-year-old Shannon Chamberlain describes, in ABC format, her bout with cancer. Concludes with a discussion of childhood cancer, suggested reading list, glossary, and resource guide.
ISBN: 0912184078

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My Book for Kids with Cansur, by Jason Gaes, Melius Publishing, 1987, 32p.
A young boy describes his successful two-year battle with cancer and offers advice to other cancer patients.
ISBN: 093760304X 

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My Journey of Hope: A Child's Guidebook for Living With Cancer, by Sarah Jean Kovar, Zondervan Publishing House, 1993.
An eleven-year-old cancer patient describes her illness, treatment, fears, coping strategies, and faith in God.
ISBN: 0310374502 

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My Worst Friend, by P. J. Peterson, Meredith Johnson (Illustrator), Dutton Children's Books, 80p.
After a sharp-tongued fifth-grader undergoes surgery for a brain tumor she is uncomfortable because suddenly everyone is unnaturally nice to her.
ISBN: 0525460284

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No Dragons to Slay, by Jan Greenberg, Farrar, Straus & Giroux, Inc., 1983, 152p.
A high school senior with cancer learns some new perceptions from his friendship with a beautiful young archaeologist.
ISBN: 0374455090 

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On the Wings of a Butterfly, by Marilyn Maple, 1992, 32p.
Beautiful watercolor illustrations accompany this poignant story about the friendship between a young girl dying of cancer and a caterpillar preparing to become a monarch butterfly. Butterfly opens the door for talking about death, dying, and the wonder of life.
ISBN: 0943990696

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Paper Chain, by Claire Blake, et al., 1998, 32p.
The Paper Chain is a powerful aid for children in coping with a serious illness in the family.
ISBN: 0929173287

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Patty Gets Well, by Pat Frevert. *NR Edition, Xs Books, 1982.
ISBN: 0871918900 

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Pomme Recounts ... The Story of Cancer, a Big Storm in the Garden of Your Life, by Louise Pomminville and Jocelyn Demers, 1984, 55p.

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Secret Magic, by Zeno Zeplin, Del-Mar Publishing, 1990, 56p.
ISBN: 1877740047 

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Sort of Forever, by Sally Warner, 1998, 136p.
This story revolves around Cady and Nana, two best friends who have to deal with Nana's bone cancer.
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Stars, Hearts, Rainbows, Wishes and Dreams: A Colourful Way to Brighten Your Day, Chandrika, 1993, 41p.

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A Time for Dancing: A Novel, by Davida Wills Hurwin, 1995.
Best friends throughout their entire childhoods, Samantha and Julie are devastated when Julie is diagnosed with cancer the summer before their senior year, and their friendship changes in many difficult ways.
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There Is a Rainbow Behind Every Dark Cloud, by Gerald G. Jampolsky, Celestial Arts, 1995, 96p.
Eleven children share their experiences with terminal illness, especially the ways they helped each other cope with the prospect of their own death.
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Understanding Cancer, by Susan Neilburg Terkel, Marlene Lupiloff-Brazz & Franklin Watts, 1993, 64p.
This account explains the causes and types of cancer, treatments, and advice and support for those affected by this disease.
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What About Me? When Brothers and Sisters Get Sick. by A. Peterkin, Magination Press, 1992.
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What is Cancer Anyway?:  Explaining Cancer of Children of all Ages, by Karen L. Carney, 1998, 32p.
This book provides basic information that is essential to understanding a cancer diagnosis. Barklay and Eve define cancer, explain radiation and chemotherapy, while emphasizing that everyone's cancer is different. This is a hopeful story where the characters respond very well to treatment and promise to let their loved ones know if the cancer gets worse or comes back.
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What Is It That I Have, Don't Want, Didn't Ask For, Can't Give Back, and How I Feel About It, Leukemia Society of America, 20p.

When Eric's Mom Fought Cancer, by Judith Vigna (Illustrator). Published by Albert Whitman, 1998, 32p.
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In the fall, Eric's mom had surgery for cancer. Now she has to go back to the hospital for treatments. Her hair is falling out and sometimes she's cross with Eric. Eric is very scared. With her sensitive writing and gentle illustrations, the author presents a difficult subject to young children.

Why, Charlie Brown Why? A Story About What Happens When a Friend is Very Ill. by Charles Schultz, Pharos/Topper Book, 1990.
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You and Leukemia : A Day at a Time, by Lynn S. Baker. Published by W B Saunders Co, 1988.
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Explains the causes, types, treatments, and complications of leukemia and offers advice on learning to live with this disease.

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