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008 | 121115s2013 ilu j 000 0 eng | ||
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020 | _a9781402273070 | ||
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_aSilverstein, Marc. _91110 |
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_aMy parent has cancer and it really sucks / _cMarc Silver, Maya Silver. |
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_aNaperville, Illinois : _bSourcebooks Fire, _c2013. |
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_ax, 261 pages; _c21 cm. |
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520 | _aPicture this: Your mom or dad has cancer--and suddenly, everything's different. Your parents are distracted by doctor's visits. Your friends can't understand what you're going through. And you feel like there is no one to turn to. Unfortunately this is the reality that more than one million teens face every day. This is why writer Marc Silver and his daughter Maya Silver--who was a teenager when her mother was diagnosed with cancer--have compiled a collection of stories and advice from more than a hundred teens who've faced this crisis and the experts who've helped them. | ||
521 | 2 | _aGrade 9 to 12. | |
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_aChildren of cancer patients _vJuvenile literature. _920116 |
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_aCancer _xPsychological aspects _vJuvenile literature. _920117 |
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