Children's Books About Cancer Educate Little Girls About Treatment
Alyson Wyers — August 6, 2014 — Life-Stages
References: kickstarter
Literature is a wonderful tool to teach kids about difficult subjects, which is evidenced by existing children's books about cancer. Based out of Calgary, Valerie and Amanda are looking to self-publish a story called 'Always a Princess' which teaches young girls with cancer to see themselves as the royalty that they are.
Currently seeking finances via crowdfunding platform Kickstarter, this picture book aims to help little girls diagnosed with cancer and address fears like being away from friends and family, altering appearances and feeling sick and tired while undergoing treatment. Unlike other children's books about cancer that might focus on other people, 'Always a Princess' teaches the reader about their own treatment with friends like an otter, song bird and butterfly.
Currently seeking finances via crowdfunding platform Kickstarter, this picture book aims to help little girls diagnosed with cancer and address fears like being away from friends and family, altering appearances and feeling sick and tired while undergoing treatment. Unlike other children's books about cancer that might focus on other people, 'Always a Princess' teaches the reader about their own treatment with friends like an otter, song bird and butterfly.
Trend Themes
1. Children's Books About Cancer - Creating children's books that educate and support kids with cancer, like 'Always a Princess' which teaches young girls to see themselves as royalty.
2. Literature for Difficult Subjects - Using literature as a tool to teach kids about challenging topics, such as cancer and its effects on children's lives.
3. Crowdfunding for Children's Books - Financing children's book projects, like 'Always a Princess', through crowdfunding platforms to reach a wider audience and provide support.
Industry Implications
1. Publishing - The publishing industry has an opportunity to release more children's books that educate and support kids facing difficult subjects, such as cancer.
2. Childhood Education - The childhood education industry can incorporate children's books about cancer into their curriculum to help young students understand and cope with this challenging illness.
3. Pediatric Healthcare - The pediatric healthcare industry can utilize children's books about cancer to support and educate young patients and their families during treatment and recovery.
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