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My Brother Sebastian
Crystal Leonardi
My Brother Sebastian is written to assist parents with talking to children about childhood cancer. A children’s book written from the perspective of a sibling of a sick child, Crystal hopes to reach families in hospitals throughout Australia with a gentle, but detailed approach to some of the toughest conversations parents of sick children are faced with.
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