When Heidi notices that momma seems tired and different, she learns that momma has something called breast cancer. Worried and full of questions, Heidi finds comfort in the things she loves most, such as the garden. Through the beauty of nature, momma gently explains how her body is fighting off “weeds” (cancer cells) with the help of the doctors, just like they take care of the garden together.
Filled with warmth and reassurance, in a hand-painted digital illustration style, The Garden is Sick helps young children understand cancer hopefully. This touching story is safe and optimistic. This touching story is a perfect resource for parents, caregivers, and teachers looking to talk to kids about illness, and the power of love.
When Heidi notices that momma seems tired and different, she learns that momma has something called breast cancer. Worried and full of questions, Heidi finds comfort in the things she loves most, such as the garden. Through the beauty of nature, momma gently explains how her body is fighting off “weeds” (cancer cells) with the help of the doctors, just like they take care of the garden together.
Filled with warmth and reassurance, in a hand-painted digital illustration style, The Garden is Sick helps young children understand cancer hopefully. This touching story is safe and optimistic. This touching story is a perfect resource for parents, caregivers, and teachers looking to talk to kids about illness, and the power of love.
