Once upon a time… It’s how all heroes begin their story, and you’re a hero, too! Your mama has cancer, and it’s a scary journey, but you can help your mama just by being you—special, wonderful, YOU. Your mama loves you just the way you are. You are your mama’s knight.
Mama’s Knight: A Cancer Story of Love is an emotional toolbox that can help kids and parents communicate about what it means for Mama to have cancer. The book is filled with tools and activities designed to make coping with illness easier on both parent and child, and can be personalized for each child.
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Endorsements
“A cancer diagnosis affects the entire family, and discussing it with young children can be difficult in so many ways. Mama’s Knight is a delightful, interactive story that will help parents approach this difficult journey in a way that protects their child’s emotional health and strengthens their bond along the way.”
— David Quale, MD, pediatrician
“As a counselor, I so appreciate the communication tools Mama’s Knight provides families. To be able to communicate with one another about the complicated emotions that go along with cancer will be a blessing to so many. I also loved the superhero helper cards, as they will build an amazing and needed spirit of support within the family.”
— Michelle Craveiro, MA, LMFT, family therapist
“I have never seen anything like this in my many years of caring for women. … This book provides an amazing, and much-needed, tool for families with young children who are facing the challenges of cancer and treatment together. I cannot wait to share this with my patients.”
— Amy McNally, MD, gynecologic oncology
About the Author
Aurora Whittet Best started out as a wild red-haired girl in Minnesota dreaming up stories for her friends to read. Today, she has completed “Bloodmark”, “Bloodrealms”, and “Bloodmoon” of the Bloodmark Saga trilogy and started her journey into children’s books with “Mama’s Knight” in honor of her own mother who lost her battle with cancer. Aurora is a national award-winning graphic designer in her day job.
