When twelve-year-old Ross has an alarming lump above his eye, things happen quickly; his father takes him to the doctor for tests, the doctor calls back right away, and radiation is scheduled immediately.
I have a cancer paranoia, always thinking ''What if I have it?'' That's why I want to read this book, to challenge my fear and get over it. This is the wonderful story of Russ and how he coped. It deals with the feelings of being singled out while dealing with a life-threatening illness. The realistic characters help young people and everyone else understand the anger, resentment, and fear that often accompany these situations
I have a cancer paranoia, always thinking ''What if I have it?'' That's why I want to read this book, to challenge my fear and get over it. This is the wonderful story of Russ and how he coped. It deals with the feelings of being singled out while dealing with a life-threatening illness. The realistic characters help young people and everyone else understand the anger, resentment, and fear that often accompany these situations