Mother's transform into Cancer Warriors when they're battling cancer, this rhythmic picture book gives them an open forum to introduce the topic of cancer to they're young children in an empowering yet spirited way! Author Alex Blount was inspired to write and illustrate her debut picture book based on her own cancer scare journey and reflections of being 10 years old when her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. It's rhythmic patterns naturally sooth fears, and helps with retention in young children of the things that they can do to help. The Story In Mommy is a Cancer Warrior! the little girl in this story has just found out that her mother was diagnosed with cancer, and is experiencing many different confusing emotions. Who better to discuss her feelings, emotions, questions and concerns better than her mother? As the mother consoles her child, she makes a decision to join an elite special crew of women that fight cancer everyday; called Cancer Warriors! The mother explains about many of the potential obstacles that may come her way; like hair loss, surgery and even the possibility of death from an upbeat perspective of a strong warrior. The conversation is open and honest and they discuss new cancer key terms, like radiation and chemotherapy. There is a theme of transformation throughout the book. In the end, the mother becomes a self- assured cancer warrior and the daughter has the tools to help. With its rhythmic patterned text and Wakanda inspired illustrations, Mommy is a Cancer Warrior! is relatable to any type of cancer. Diversity Matters Lastly, representation matters. It is important now more then ever for young Black children to be able to see themselves and their personal heroes and heroines in stories. Even though cancer affects everyone from everywhere, there are so few books targeted towards young Black children. This book looks to change that.

"My Mommy is a Cancer Warrior" explores a difficult topic to discuss with children. Using easy to understand words and imagery, this book shows the superpowers that mommies have when fighting cancer. In this book, a "cancer warrior" is defined as someone who is at high risk of developing cancer (previvor), someone who currently has cancer, or someone who had cancer in the past (survivor).

"Mommy has a Boo-Boo" is a simple way to help kids ages 3-6 understand a breast cancer diagnosis.

Narrated from a child's point of view, the boy explains the stages of his mother's breast cancer treatment to help the reader understand what their mother may encounter during her breast cancer treatment.

BK's Mommy Has Breast Cancer was written to help a 7 year old boy understand and deal with his mother's Breast Cancer diagnosis. With great understanding and planning, he learns that there are many small ways he can help his mother while she is on her Breast Cancer Journey. He realizes that he can be a friend, entertainer, work out buddy, and caregiver. Author, Marquita Goodluck, a Breast Cancer warrior, wrote this book to help parents and children deal with the difficult and scary journey of Breast Cancer. Written entirely in the image of her family with factual events, BK's Mommy Has Breast Cancer Is the perfect positive, authentic, and upbeat book to help any family facing Cancer. With it's rhyming text and positive illustrations, BK's Mommy Has Breast Cancer is the perfect book to encourage children to be hopeful and helpful as their loved one fights one of the hardest battles of their life.

A child narrates the story to explain the stages of his mother's breast cancer treatment to help the reader understand what their mother may encounter during her breast cancer treatment. "My Warrior Mommy: Our Breast Cancer Journey" is the perfect book for mothers who have to share their medical diagnosis of breast cancer with their children. This book will help parents explain the stages of mommy's treatment to their children in a heartfelt, open, honest, and child-friendly manner. "My Warrior Mommy: Our Breast Cancer Journey" will help families navigate through breast cancer together.

Trey Rawlins is a fourth grader who wrote this book about hope and courage to help other families going through a similar experience. Trey was four years old when his mom was diagnosed with breast cancer. He explains how he felt when he was told the news and what they went through during her treatments. He talks about how he helped his mom around the house and how they survived this illness together. Illustrated by Jean Sanchez.