
C Is for Cure
by Jenna Barton
72 pages· 2012· ISBN 9781452560694
About
A child being diagnosed with cancer is a frightening and often isolating experience for both the child and family. C is for Cure is a simple yet powerful book shedding light on what can be expected after a cancer diagnosis. Written from the perspective of Jenna Barton's three year old son Kai, "C is for Cure" uses warmth and humour to help ease the fear of children and their families in this most difficult of circumstances. The book also does a marvelous job of educating both children and adults of what happens behind the scenes as a child undergoes treatment at the same time dispelling some of the common myths. Mixed in are some of the complimentary alternative treatments educating children and parents interested in exploring complimentary avenues for children dealing with cancer. Jenna Barton has done a masterful job of communicating messages on a number of levels to reach a variety of audiences having different maturity levels. C is for Cure is a must have book for any library, school, hospital, church, counselor, or any other organizations supporting families experiencing cancer. For the just curious or those in any way associated with the dreadful experience of childhood cancer, Jenna Barton will make you smile for just a minute as C is for Cure inspires and informs with Kai's real life journey.
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