Information in English
The book exists in Dutch, French, Danish and Korean. The cover above in English is an example, not yet for sale.
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About the author
- Nathalie Slosse
- Brussels, Belgium
- Nathalie Slosse was born in 1976 in Brussels. She lives in one of the oldest parts of town, together with her husband and two children. After studying Classical Philology and teaching Latin and Greek for some time, she moved on to work for several non-profit organizations where she developed ideas and projects related to global wealth distribution, parenting and other topics of social relevance. Nathalie tries to live in a sustainable way, favoring bicycle transportation and vegetarian meals, among other green habits. She loves to use her creative talents to make her friends and family feel special, and regularly surprises her loved ones with home-made gifts and custom-made ceremonies. In 2007, Nathalie was diagnosed with breast cancer. In the turbulent and trying period that followed, she struggled to explain the events to her two year old son. That’s when she decided to use these circumstances as a source of inspiration for positive action. After recovering from her illness, she wrote a booklet to explain cancer to very young children and to give them the means to deal in their own way with the life-threatening illness of a loved one.
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