Life in a Fishbowl
Len Vlahos
Fifteen-year-old Jackie Stone learns that her father has a terminal brain tumor, a diagnosis that unsettles her family’s life. A reality television program turns his illness into a public story, and Jackie becomes determined to end it. She wants to restore privacy and dignity to her family while also exposing what the show is doing. Told through several points of view, including that of the tumor, the novel follows Jackie’s struggle with illness, grief, media intrusion, and family loyalty.
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