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Orange Fund
...Re-building lives affected by any diagnosis....
Illness specific books fon Cancer
Martians in the playground
Clair Sainsbury
A lucky duck book, Sage publications
ISBN13 978-1-84920-000-4
Understanding the schoolchild with Asperger’s syndrome,
Mom Has Cancer
ISBN 978-0-7641-4074-7
This book encourages parents to be as open as possible with children when a parent is diagnosed with cancer. The book is a good aid for addressing the kind of changes that will happen and that it isn’t anyone’s fault.
The Secret C
By Julie A. Stokes & illustrated by Peter Bailey, 2000
Winston’s Wish, ISBN: 978-0-9539123-0-8
The Secret C – straight talking about cancer, attempts to answer some of the questions and worries a child may have about cancer, especially when it involves someone in the family. This reassuring book will help adults and children to talk about the difficult issues and feelings involved when someone is seriously ill and briefly talks about the possibility of death
My Brother Has Cancer
Where’s Mom’s Hair
By Debbie Watters
Publisher Second Story Press
ISBN-10: 1896764940 ISBN-13: 978-1896764948
Age 9 - 12
A family journey through cancer
Peppermint Ward
By Miriam Halahmy
A story about children with Cancer
6 to 9 years
My Brother Has Cancer
Published by CCLG
In Our Own Words Coping with the impossible
By Lois Tonkin
Clic Sargent , caring for children with Cancer
Parents talk about life after their child has died of cancer
Chemotherapy, Cakes and Cancer
By Megan Blunt (age 14)
An A-Z survival guide for living with childhood cancer
