This book demonstrates a kindness in such a gentle way. A mother is a cancer patient. Her daughter is her best medicine, because she brings her smiles, love, and kindness. This is the best remedy for anyone that is ill.

Age: 4- 8
Source: Tacoma Library system

This story brings up the sensitive subject of cancer. It tells children what someone with cancer may be going through. It also encourages them to give them love because they really need it.

age: 4-7
source: Pierce County Library

This book was about a mom having cancer and telling her daughter how everything was going to be okay. She explained each stage and how things were going to get better and things that would make her happy. This was a sweet book. I loved this book although it was sad. ( )

This book is incredibly appropriate for children who have a parent living with cancer. However, it was not appropriate for my family. My 4 year old is a little too young to understand what cancer is but that didn't keep her from asking questions. I cried while reading the book.

I would buy this book for a fellow mom friend if she was diagnosed with cancer and wasn't sure how to talk to her children about it.

Pros: This book appropriately explains to children what to expect when their parents have cancer.

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Someone she loves has cancer. she finds ways to help them feel better.

A mother who has cancer explains how the best medicine comes from the hugs and kisses her daughter gives. Appropriate for ages 4-8. Source: Discussion board ( )

The book helps children understand what their loved one is going through with cancer treatment and that the way they can help them is by being there wit love. Suitable for ages 3-7, found at the pierce college library.

A book about a family member who has cancer and how cuddles and kisses are the best medicine.
ages-4-8
source-discussion board

Great for children ,especially if they have someone they love dealing with cancer.And how you can be the best thing someone battling cancer can have because you support and take care of them.

how a mother explains to her child about cancer and how the child can help out in the situation

This book shows children that when someone has an illness, they don't just need medicine, they need love and support like hugs and kisses from loved ones to help them feel better.

this book is wonderful to be read for children who have the same situation in their families. It is helpful for both mother and a child as it tells about something might happen to any one, and teaches how children to be helpful in such a situation like that. at the same time shows how they valued with their hugs, kiss and wonderful wards.

children age 3-8
source: Pierce College library

This book is so beautiful because is truths mom is the best medicine in baby's life.

This book shows a child that in a time they feel helpless and confused, their love is the best medicine.

how a hug, a story or a kiss can make you smile.

cancer

a mom trying to explain her cancer and what will change, and how it will be okay.

Its about a book about cancer.

While the prescriptions help the body, sometimes care from a loved one is better during hard times. And to remember that it isn't the child's fault that it is happening.
Ages: 4-8
Source: Personal

A book from a mother's point of view to a child talking about her cancer and trying to relate it to different scenarios of the child as a baby. ( )

A mother with cancer goes through chemotherapy while her daughter does little things just to make her happy. Her mothers lets her daughter know she appreciates the little things she does for her and ensures her that everything will be okay.

Little's girl mom get cancer. She has concern about her mom, and tries to help her mom, and be with her mom. Her mom feel low pain with her little girl. After that, they have the best feeling when they are together.
Ages:3-7
Source: ECE Class

A little girl learn her mother has cancer. The mother has to explain what will happen when she goes through treatment, but assures the little girl she will be okay.

Ages:4-8
Source: Pierce College Book Share

This book is from the perspective of a mom with cancer talking to her daughter. The book is generally about the mom explaining that through everything such as chemotherapy, surgery, and hair loss, the best medicine she could possibly have is her daughter. She shows this by recalling memories of the two of them together through the birth of her daughter until the present day. It ends on a loving note with them together and gives hope for the future. Appropriate for ages 4-6.
(Pierce College Fort Steilacoom library)

a mother who is going through cancer chemotherapy lets her child know that she appreciates the little things she does to make her feel better

SOURCE: AMAZON.COM
AGE: 4-5