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Helping a Hero


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No. of pages 32

Published: 2014

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In this beautifully illustrated 32-page picture book, a young girl's uncle returns home from military service overseas a changed man-depressed, moody, unable to sleep, and unable to hold a job. The girl and a friend visit a lawyer who acts as a medical-legal partner, providing legal help to underserved communities in a hospital setting, who in turn connects the girl's uncle with Thresholds, an organization specializing in helping returning veterans.

 

There are 32 pages in this book. This book was published 2014 by American Bar Association .

Jo S. Kittinger is as an editorial assistant with The Flicker children's magazine and is actively involved with the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators for the Southern Breeze region. She resides in Birmingham, Alabama. Chuck Galey opened his own illustration studio in 1985. In addition to My Brother Dan's Delicious, SantaSaurus, Jazz Cats, and Rock 'n' Roll Dogs, all published by Pelican, he has illustrated more than thirty educational books.

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