From the first chapter this had captured me.
This is really well written written and is told by the perspective of a young boy 'Ross' in 7th grade of school who has eye cancer, almost like it's his diary.
The book opens with "let's get radioactive" Ross' first day of radiotherapy, which includes flashbacks to when he got his diagnosis.
The little drawings/sketches throughout are entertaining.
I am totally invested in Ross and need to know what happens and how he feels.
This is really well written written and is told by the perspective of a young boy 'Ross' in 7th grade of school who has eye cancer, almost like it's his diary.
The book opens with "let's get radioactive" Ross' first day of radiotherapy, which includes flashbacks to when he got his diagnosis.
The little drawings/sketches throughout are entertaining.
I am totally invested in Ross and need to know what happens and how he feels.