Kim Gosselin Books

Taking asthma to school

By Kim Gosselin

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Uses a simple story about a young boy at school to present information about asthma.

Taking seizure disorders to school

By Kim Gosselin

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ZooAllergy

By Kim Gosselin

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Justin, a youngster who lives with allergies, and his friend Ashley make a game at the zoo of identifying things that can trigger allergies.

Smoking stinks!!

By Kim Gosselin

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When Grandpa Norman, who is addicted to nicotine, speaks to Maddie's class about the bad effects of smoking, he teaches important lessons and makes a big decision.

Taking asthma to school

By Kim Gosselin

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A young boy describes what it is like to have asthma, what happens during an asthma attack, and how his asthma can be treated and controlled.

Rufus comes home

By Kim Gosselin

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A young boy is diagnosed with diabetes in the hospital and makes a new friend in Rufus the bear.

Taming the diabetes dragon

By Anne Dennis, Kim Gosselin

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When Diabetes, the dragon, attacks the people of the village of Pancreas, Preston and his friend Samantha teach them which tools to use to live more healthful lives and how to tame the diabetes dra...

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