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Book Club

Redkite’s Book Club is for anyone who wants to read about the childhood cancer experience – this includes young children, teenagers and adults. Our extensive library of books cover a range of topics, including strong emotions, communication challenges and cancer treatments. You can choose from over 80 books and borrow for free, for as long as you like!
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A mother reading with their child
A collection of books that have been laid out
A child reading with their father
A child reading a story with their guardian
a child and their mother reading a story together
A child and father enjoying a story together

Book Club FAQs

The Book Club is open to everyone impacted by childhood cancer – including parents, carers, children, teenagers, and siblings. It’s for anyone who wants to explore stories and resources related to the childhood cancer experience.

There’s a wide range of books for all age groups, including both fiction and non-fiction. Topics cover personal stories, diagnosis, treatment, navigating emotions, and more.

No – all books are completely free to borrow.

Yes. Health professionals can refer families to Cancer Hub services, including the Book Club, using this referral form.

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Holding it together when your child’s life is in question can feel impossible.

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