FOURTH GRADER WRITES BOOK AIMED AT EDUCATING ABOUT BREAST CANCER
A tear rolled down Veronica Marion-Rawlins's cheek when she discovered there weren't ample resources that could help her explain her breast cancer diagnosis to her then four-year-old son. The single mom and her son, James "Trey" Rawlins III, searched everywhere – from local booksellers to online retailers – for reading materials that could help them better understand the journey they were about to embark on together. When they ended up with nothing,Trey decided to write a book himself.
A tear rolled down Veronica Marion-Rawlins's cheek when she discovered there weren't ample resources that could help her explain her breast cancer diagnosis to her then four-year-old son. The single mom and her son, James "Trey" Rawlins III, searched everywhere – from local booksellers to online retailers – for reading materials that could help them better understand the journey they were about to embark on together. When they ended up with nothing,Trey decided to write a book himself.
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