(REAL NAME)This review is from: Captain Chemo: Out Cancer, Out! (Captain Chemo and Team Book 1) (Kindle Edition)
Renee's approach to children battling cancer is very positive. She gives hope to the little ones in a unique fashion. The coloring book at the end is a bonus to the young readers. I highly recommend Captain Chemo: Out Cancer, Out! to parents who are in this difficult and heart-breaking situation with their child. Renee Robinson is talented and knows how to reach her youthful audience.
This review is from: Captain Chemo: Out Cancer, Out! (Captain Chemo and Team Book 1) (Kindle Edition)
This is an amazing story of the fight against Cancer. The story is about the mighty chemo which helps the fight against the horrible and painful Cancer. Any child who suffers from Cancer or who has a sibling or friend who does will enjoy reading this in order to understand and get strength from the story.
This review is from: Captain Chemo: Out Cancer, Out! (Captain Chemo and Team Book 1) (Kindle Edition)
What an awesome tool to use will ill children. Maybe even some adults. It is unfortunate that there are ill children, but I think it is wonderful that Renee has found a way to make those children feel empowered and feel safe.
It is very interesting and very well done. I like the colors and the art work. I think it will benefit the children.It says things in way that children will readily understand.
This review is from: Captain Chemo: Out Cancer, Out! (Captain Chemo and Team Book 1) (Kindle Edition)I don't actually remember how I first met Renee Robinson. I think it all started when some unmitigated 'Ho wrote a cruel review about her writing, and I jumped to her defense. That sounds about like me. Anyone who could write cruelly about someone who does what Renee does with her life deserves a smack-down. Of course, I have never met her in person, but I have been corresponding with her for a while. Renee is a Terminal Cancer victim, who just received the dreaded "There is nothing else we can do" message, a message I never received myself, but feared nevertheless.
You see, Renee is the author of Captain Chemo: Out Cancer, Out! (Captain Chemo and Team Book 1). It is a poem, a poem designed to help children who are going through chemo to build courage and remain positive through the horrors of chemo. And believe me - chemo is horrendous. The pain, the vomiting, the weakness - it is all more than even adults can sometimes handle. Now, think about a small child going through the same thing - the horror of it all beyond their understanding. Renee's book helps. Maybe not in any "this is going to make it all go away" sort of way - but it provides hope for the little ones.
Tracy Townsend with Healthsource 10 interviewed Renee on July 23. You can watch the video here - http://bit.ly/1rMpLB7
Renee and her family have donated several of her books to Nationwide Children's, The James and the Fairfield Medical Center.
This book is a perfect donation for the cancer centers in your area. Why not be a peach and purchase several? The children will thank you - and your heart will too.
How courageous is it, for someone like Renee who is Terminal, to care so much about children suffering from cancer and try to help them? Renee is someone I am proud to call my friend.
(REAL NAME)This review is from: Captain Chemo: Out Cancer, Out! (Captain Chemo and Team Book 1) (Kindle Edition)
Renee's approach to children battling cancer is very positive. She gives hope to the little ones in a unique fashion. The coloring book at the end is a bonus to the young readers. I highly recommend Captain Chemo: Out Cancer, Out! to parents who are in this difficult and heart-breaking situation with their child. Renee Robinson is talented and knows how to reach her youthful audience.
Review: By amyshan
This review is from: Captain Chemo: Out Cancer, Out! (Captain Chemo and Team Book 1) (Kindle Edition)
This is an amazing story of the fight against Cancer. The story is about the mighty chemo which helps the fight against the horrible and painful Cancer. Any child who suffers from Cancer or who has a sibling or friend who does will enjoy reading this in order to understand and get strength from the story.
This review is from: Captain Chemo: Out Cancer, Out! (Captain Chemo and Team Book 1) (Kindle Edition)
What an awesome tool to use will ill children. Maybe even some adults. It is unfortunate that there are ill children, but I think it is wonderful that Renee has found a way to make those children feel empowered and feel safe.
By Henry Baldwin - Verified Purchase
This review is from: Captain Chemo: Out Cancer, Out! (Captain Chemo & Friends) (Volume 1) (Paperback)
It is very interesting and very well done. I like the colors and the art work. I think it will benefit the children.It says things in way that children will readily understand.
Courageous Renee helps young chemo patients,
August 1, 2014 By Leiah "So, I Read This Book Today . . ."
This review is from: Captain Chemo: Out Cancer, Out! (Captain Chemo and Team Book 1) (Kindle Edition)I don't actually remember how I first met Renee Robinson. I think it all started when some unmitigated 'Ho wrote a cruel review about her writing, and I jumped to her defense. That sounds about like me. Anyone who could write cruelly about someone who does what Renee does with her life deserves a smack-down. Of course, I have never met her in person, but I have been corresponding with her for a while. Renee is a Terminal Cancer victim, who just received the dreaded "There is nothing else we can do" message, a message I never received myself, but feared nevertheless.
You see, Renee is the author of Captain Chemo: Out Cancer, Out! (Captain Chemo and Team Book 1). It is a poem, a poem designed to help children who are going through chemo to build courage and remain positive through the horrors of chemo. And believe me - chemo is horrendous. The pain, the vomiting, the weakness - it is all more than even adults can sometimes handle. Now, think about a small child going through the same thing - the horror of it all beyond their understanding. Renee's book helps. Maybe not in any "this is going to make it all go away" sort of way - but it provides hope for the little ones.
Tracy Townsend with Healthsource 10 interviewed Renee on July 23. You can watch the video here -
http://bit.ly/1rMpLB7
Renee and her family have donated several of her books to Nationwide Children's, The James and the Fairfield Medical Center.
This book is a perfect donation for the cancer centers in your area. Why not be a peach and purchase several? The children will thank you - and your heart will too.
How courageous is it, for someone like Renee who is Terminal, to care so much about children suffering from cancer and try to help them? Renee is someone I am proud to call my friend.