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Author: Amy Goldman Koss

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Left Bank Books: Amy Goldman Koss—Side Effects (April 29 at 18:00)
As if it doesn’t suck enough to have cancer, practically every time you pick up books or see movies where characters get sick, you know they’ll be dead by the last scene. In reality, kids get all kinds of cancers, go through unspeakable torture and painful treatments, but walk away fine in the end. ... (more)Award-winning Side Effects is about the pain, fear, and unlikely comedy of 15-year-old Izzy’s journey—screams and all.
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