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The (Sort of) True Story of a Not-So Hidden Disease
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David Soren
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David Soren
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David Soren
J.J. Sugar has finally gotten into a groove with Norm, the leather-clad manifestation of his invisible disease. With the rock-solid support of his family, his best friend, and his trusty gassyologist, his disease has been unusually cooperative. J.J.’s even scored a summer job at a local animation studio!
While J.J. tries to make a good impression, Norm makes a new friend named Seymour and unintentionally puts J.J. and his entire family at risk. Basking in the glow of friendship, Norm fails to notice Seymour tracking a member of J.J.’s family like an assassin. Now, the Sugars have to face a new, not-so hidden disease. With the clock ticking, Norm must figure out how to stop Seymour and fix the mess he’s made before it’s too late.
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Critics' reviews
"Norm, the chaotic Crohn’s monster is back—and this time, he’s got J.J.’s back! Proving that even hidden diseases can shine brightly, Norm fights to save Dad with humor, heart, and heroic grit in David Soren's newest must-read middle grade masterpiece."—Dav Pilkey, author and illustrator of Dog Man
"The book’s strength lies in its candid treatment of the effects of chronic health conditions on families’ daily lives."—Kirkus Reviews
"Offer[s] readers with chronic diseases a pathway to owning their conditions rather than being owned by them."—Booklist
"The book’s strength lies in its candid treatment of the effects of chronic health conditions on families’ daily lives."—Kirkus Reviews
"Offer[s] readers with chronic diseases a pathway to owning their conditions rather than being owned by them."—Booklist
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