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Tell us what you think of our storybooks

If you've read one of our storybooks for children, we'd love to hear your feedback. Fill out the form below to let us know what you think.

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About you

Please select the option that applies to you

I am a child/young person (under 25) who has cancer

I am a child/young person (under 25) whose sibling, other relative or friend has cancer

I am a parent/carer of a child who has cancer

I am another adult who knows a child with cancer (e.g. relative, family friend, teacher)

I am a health professional

Other

Which storybook have you read?(Required)

Charlie Has Leukaemia

Ava Has a Tumour

Luca Has Lymphoma

Zarah Has a Brain Tumour

How did you hear about the book?(Required)

A Young Lives vs Cancer Social Worker gave it to me/suggested I download it

I read about it on the Young Lives vs Cancer website

I saw a social media post about it on one of Young Lives vs Cancer’s accounts

I found out about it through an Internet search

Someone else who had read it told me about it

Other

What format did you read the book in?(Required)

Digital (PDF)

Printed

Who did you read the book with?

A parent/carer or another adult

A child who has cancer

A sibling or other relative of a child who has cancer

A friend or classmate of a child who has cancer

I read it myself

Your feedback

Please use the options below to show how much you agree with the following statements.

The book is suitable for its target audience (seven- to 11-year-olds)(Required)

Strongly agree

Agree

Neither agree nor disagree

Disagree

Strongly disagree

The book explains cancer and treatment in a way that children aged seven to 11 can understand.(Required)

Strongly agree

Agree

Neither agree nor disagree

Disagree

Strongly disagree

Reading the book helped me/the child I read it with to understand what happens after a cancer diagnosis.(Required)

Strongly agree

Agree

Neither agree nor disagree

Disagree

Strongly disagree

Reading the book helped me/the child I read it with to feel less worried about what treatment would be like.(Required)

Strongly agree

Agree

Neither agree nor disagree

Disagree

Strongly disagree

Any further comments?

Do you have any further comments or suggestions for how we can improve the books?

Would you be interested in helping us to update the books in the future by giving further feedback? If so, please enter your email address below.

We’ll get in touch when there’s an opportunity to help. We won’t use your email address for anything else.

If you have provided your email address and mentioned your experience with cancer, this might identify information about your health. We will only use your email address to make contact with you about helping us with further book updates, and will anonymise any information you provide about your experience with cancer. Please tick the box to confirm you are happy with this.(Required)

I agree to the above.

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