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   <title>“Terrible” Movies, Artist Diaries, and Blogposts: The Influence of the Young Person’s Long-Term Illness Narrative</title>
   <author>LAURIE RABINOWITZ, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION STUDIES   </author>
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   <description>BY LAURIE RABINOWITZ, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION STUDIES | As a former elementary educator and current teacher educator, what stands out to me the most in Jaouad’s (2021) Between Two Kingdoms is the author’s longing for representation. Throughout the work, Jaouad yearns for the narratives of other young adults who have had cancer. I was especially struck when she discusses binge watching a Kate Hudson movie called A Little Bit of Heaven (Kessell, 2011). This is not the type of media one would expect someone to connect deeply with. </description>
   <pubDate>Fri, 05 Jul 2024 14:47:54 -0800</pubDate>
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