Books like To live again by Lurlene McDaniel
Dawn Rochelle, 17, has survived a leukemia diagnosis at age thirteen and spent almost three years in remission. Suddenly, a stroke leaves her with partial paralysis, compelling her to rely on doctors, physical and occupational therapists hopeful for recovery. Dawn wrestles with the visible changes—her limp, slurred speech, and lopsided smile—while fearing that her boyfriend will leave her. The narrative follows her emotional journey as she confronts new challenges and seeks hope amid adversity.
First publish date: 2001
Genre: Children's Fiction/Early Readers
Authors: Lurlene McDaniel
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