REVIEWS:


Flying with Scissors is a truly inspirational book. In fact, it's a work of art. The humor and illustrations will have you laughing and crying. Though non-fiction, the story read like a novel. It was honest, funny, daring at times, and extremely well-written.

-Michelle Sutton- (Writer/Fiction Reviewer)



Flying With Scissors is the funniest book about children with cancer you'll ever read. Guaranteed. [See full article below.]
-Roger Naylor- (Kudos Magazine)



Informative, helpful and remarkably entertaining! Flying With Scissors is not only a must read for anyone and everyone affected by cancer, it is therapy for all of us, and a manual on how to get the most out of life.
-Moira Schwartz-
(Clinical Specialist In Child and Adolescent Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing)



"Go for it, man. Truly touching stories.."
-Peter Himmelman- (Singer/Songwriter)



I'm here to warn you that Flying With Scissors is not like those other [cancer] books. It's different, and, more importantly, it's fun. No, it doesn't deny the horrors of cancer, but it doesn't dwell on them either. Instead, it is about triumph, perseverance and laughter. You'll see.
-Dr. Dustin Rayhorn, M.D.- (Pediatrician)



This book has so much heart, you can't help but love Uncle Bob and his amazing experiences with these kids. I connected with this book on more levels than you could know; it reaches out to you and speaks to your deepest fears- and helps you laugh at them.
-Meghan Feller- (Cancer Survivor)



This book, like the children of Arizona Camp Sunrise, delivers a powerful message in a small package.
-Someone Really Smart, Famous, and Good Looking-



This isn't one of those sad, heart wrenching books about kids with cancer. It's a must read for everyone, even if you don't personally know a child with cancer. It reminds us that there is more to life than what we take for granted.
-Erin Vosseller- (School Teacher)



Kudos May 2006