This book follows Ross, a young boy, who is suddenly disguised with eye cancer. It is told from frist point of view, describing his thoughts, feelings and how people react to him.
I think this book is great for giving a humorous tone to such a serious topic. It also is realistic - the author writes about his first hand experiences with medical procedures through the main character.
The way Ross struggles to deal with himself and how to cope is truly inspiring. I like the small illustrations and comic strips in the book - it adds to the narrative very well and adds a touch of fun.
Overall, it is a good read for all ages. It is quite a lighthearted but still shows the importance of these topics.
I think this book is great for giving a humorous tone to such a serious topic. It also is realistic - the author writes about his first hand experiences with medical procedures through the main character.
The way Ross struggles to deal with himself and how to cope is truly inspiring. I like the small illustrations and comic strips in the book - it adds to the narrative very well and adds a touch of fun.
Overall, it is a good read for all ages. It is quite a lighthearted but still shows the importance of these topics.