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Books About Asthma

These books may be useful when teaching children the facts of asthma—they are meant to inform and entertain. They are also a good way of helping families share reading time together. All books are in print, and can be ordered online through Amazon.com or at a local bookstore.

The ABC's of Asthma
(ages 5-7)
Kim Gosselin

Very easy ABC book. Provides basic information about asthma.

All About Asthma
(ages 7-11)
William Ostrow and Vivian Ostrow

Written by a young boy with asthma and his mother, in kids language. A realistic book about asthma and its effects on a child.

The Babysitter's Club: Welcome to the BSC, Abby
(ages 11-15)
Ann M. Martin

Number 90 in the Babysitter's Club series. Abby, a new girl in town, joins the club. Trouble comes when she is rushed to the hospital with an asthma attack while babysitting. Deals with mature family subject matter and a young girl's concerns about controlling asthma.

I'm Tougher Than Asthma
(ages 5-10)
Alden R. Carter and Siri M. Carter

Written by a young girl with asthma and her mother. Includes photos of the girl and her family. Includes a resource section.

Jackie Joyner-Kersee: Champion Athlete
(ages 13-17)

Story of the athlete's career, including her struggle with asthma.

Kids Breathe Free: A Parent's Guide for Treating Children with Asthma
(Parents and Children ages 5-9)
Pritchett & Hull Associates, Inc.

Written for parents, but the simple text and cartoon pictures make it a good book to share with children. Includes charts, treatment plans, and resources.

The Lion Who Had Asthma
(ages 5-7)
Jonathan London

Written for the young child with asthma. Sean loves to pretend he is a lion, but must first cope with his asthma. Easy text and colorful pictures.

Sportsercise!
(Teachers and Children ages 6-9)
Kim Gosselin

Justin is afraid to join his school team due to asthma. But after talking to his doctor and teachers, he takes control and goes on to win the Sportsercise trophy. Upbeat.

Taking Asthma to School
(Teachers and Children ages 6-9)
Kim Gosselin

Told by a child with asthma. Lively pictures. Includes the "Asthma Kids Quiz" and 10 tips for teachers. Great to share in class.

Zooallergy
(ages 6-9)
Kim Gosselin

Story of a trip to the allergist and then a trip to the zoo. Asthma triggers are found, and fun is had by all.

 


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