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No time to cry

Sixteen-year-old Dawn's fear that her leukemia will return interferes with her ability to enjoy life.

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  • "Sixteen-year-old Dawn's fear that her leukemia will return interferes with her ability to enjoy life."@en
  • "Dawn is almost 16, she's been in remission for over a year after her bone marrow transplant. All she wants it to have a normal life, as though the cancer hadn't happened. But, she can't; the experiences she's gone through, and the friends she's lost are a part of who she is. And that person is someone who can help others."
  • "Dawn is almost 16, she's been in remission for over a year after her bone marrow transplant. All she wants it to have a normal life, as though the cancer hadn't happened. But, she can't; the experiences she's gone through, and the friends she's lost are a part of who she is. And that person is someone who can help others."@en
  • "Dawn, who has been through chemotherapy, a bone marrow transplant and cancer camp, just wants to live an ordinary life and put the past behind her. As she starts a new year of high school, will the past come back to haunt her?"@en
  • "Having survived chemotherapy, Dawn wants to live her life like other teenagers, but is haunted by the fear that the cancer may return."@en
  • "Dawn is almost 16, and she's been in remission for over a year after her bone marrow transplant. All she wants is to have a normal life, as though the cancer hadn't happened. But she cant. The experiences she's gone through, and the friends she's lost are a part of who she is. And that person is someone who can help others."@en

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  • "Young adult works"@en
  • "Electronic books"
  • "Young adult fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Juvenile works"
  • "Juvenile works"@en

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  • "No time to cry"
  • "No time to cry"@en

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