Invisible Me

Invisible Me: A Book for Siblings of Children with Cancer

Family is everything. But when my baby sister was diagnosed with cancer, I felt alone, scared, and invisible. This is my story, and it's a story for all the brave children standing strong beside their siblings who are fighting this relentless illness.

Invisible Me is a heartfelt and empowering book for siblings of children with cancer. It offers a compassionate exploration of the complex and often overwhelming emotions that come with watching a loved one battle such a formidable disease.

Written by award-winning children's book author Feather Chelle, who lost her sight during a childhood battle with retinoblastoma and then supported her own daughter through the same diagnosis, Feather understands how cancer affects the whole family. She wants to reach out to the warrior siblings, who often feel lost, confused, and invisible.

Siblings of children with cancer don't have to feel alone or invisible. Their feelings matter, and their strength is incredible. This book serves as a comforting companion, a guide to exploring difficult emotions, and a reminder that everyone in the family plays an important role in the fight against cancer.

This book is part of a series, Cancer Warriors. Check out My Tiny Warrior by Feather Chelle, a hopeful and supportive guide for the whole family!

My Tiny Warrior

How does a parent cope with the terrible task of comforting a child with cancer? My Tiny Warrior is a book written by a childhood cancer survivor whose own child had to fight the same disease.

No parent should have to watch their child suffer, and they certainly should not feel alone while they do. It's often hard to find the right words to comfort your child when your heart is in tatters. Sometimes, all you can do is put one foot in front of the other.

My Tiny Warrior is an educational picturebook written for parents to read to children who are fighting for their lives. The book contains true inspirational stories and beautiful illustrations to inspire them and their children.