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THE LIFE

WORDS OF

ESTHER

GRACE EARL
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this star won't go out

na-TiToN Rrin KS
Published by the Penguin Group Penguin Group (1:SA)LLC
375 Hudson Street New York: New York 10014
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USA Canada UK Ireland Australia New Zealand India South Africa China penguin_corn A Penguin Random House Company
Copyright © 2014 by Lori and Wayne Earl Introduction copyright tra 2014 b John Green

Penguin supports copyright_
Copyright fuels creativity_ encourages diverse voices: promotes free speech: and creates a vibrant culture_ Thank you for buying an authorized edition of this book and for complying with copyright laws by not reproducing: scanning, or distributing any part of it in any form without permission_ You are supporting writers and allowing Penguin to continue to publish books for every reader_

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Earl: Esther: 1994-2010: author_
This star won't go out_ the life and words. of Esther Grace Earlib] Esther Earl with Lori and Wayne Earl; introduction by John Green_ pages cm
Audience: 1.2 up_
Summary: "A memoir told through the journals: letters: and stories of young cancer patient Esther Earl." Provided by publisher_ ISBN: 978-1-101-62714-3
1_ Earl: Esther: 1994-2010—fu-venfie literature_ 2_ Thyroid gland—Cancer—Patients Biography Juvenile literature_ 3_ Cancer— Pafients—Juvenfie literature_ 4_ Cancer—Juvenile literature_

THIS IS A STORY about a girl that Ivent through a life changing experience known as Thyroid Cancer. It' s not one of those dramatic "-based on a true story cancer things: especially since Thyroid Cancer is not as had as cancer. It's a story about me: Esther Earl: having a sickness that's pretty scary.

MR_ CANCEROUS LinliP
Esther Earl,
"Cancerous. Lump" journal

To all who long to live fully am' love dee_ply no matter the obstacle

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