Thomas Bergman Books

Shoji tonyobyo to tatakau Joni

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Describes the medical problems and daily routine of a ten-year-old Swedish boy with diabetes and discusses the two main types of this chronic disease.

Tenkan to tatakau Yoakimu

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Children in Hospital

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Fingers That See

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Thomas First 300 Days

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We Laugh We Love We Cry

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Meeting the challenge

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Describes the medical problems and daily routine of a ten-year-old Swedish boy with diabetes and discusses the two main types of this chronic disease.

Moments that disappear

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Describes the medical problems and daily routine of a twelve-year-old Swedish boy with epilepsy.

Precious time

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Describes the life, including medical attention and various daily activities, of a nine-year-old boy with Duchenne muscular dystrophy.

Don t Turn Away

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