Four Seasons for Charlotte: A Parent's Year With Pediatric Cancer - Tapa blanda

When Rachel's three-year-old daughter Charlotte was diagnosed with a brain tumor, the world of the Reynolds family was changed forever. In this book she recounts the events of the year of Charlotte's diagnosis, treatment, and eventual death. Her chronicle of the family's story is about more than the untimely death of a child. It is about harnessing the strength of a community, gaining perspective through tragedy, and finding light in a time of darkness.

Rachel Reynolds is a special educator and freelance writer. When she is not playing the role of educational consultant for Commonwealth Autism Service, you can find her writing at RichmondMom.com, Richmond Magazine, the webzine Insert Eyeroll, and her personal blog, See What You Meme. She is also the co-founder and executive director of CJ's Thumbs Up Foundation (C JSTUF). In 2012, Rachel received the Eagle Rare Life Award for Courage. Rachel lives in Ashland, Virginia with her husband and two incredibly annoying (but completely adorable) cats. This is her first book.