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Secrets Are No Fun was written to help young girls understand and deal with a family member's breast cancer diagnosis. Inspired by true events, Rebecca Zeidman, daughter of a breast cancer survivor, describes the journey of Arianna Goodman as she grapples with her mother's diagnosis, navigates the halls of junior high, and learns how to rely on her friends and family to stay positive during this difficult time. Secrets are no Fun is an uplifting, authentic companion for children who find themselves in a situation others may not understand.

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Secrets Are No Fun was written to help young girls understand and deal with a family member's breast cancer diagnosis. Inspired by true events, Rebecca Zeidman, daughter of a breast cancer survivor, describes the journey of Arianna Goodman as she grapples with her mother's diagnosis, navigates the halls of junior high, and learns how to rely on her friends and family to stay positive during this difficult time. Secrets are no Fun is an uplifting, authentic companion for children who find themselves in a situation others may not understand.


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Rebecca (Rivkie) Zeidman is the author of Secrets Are No Fun, her debut novel. Born and raised in Long Island, New York. She studied psychology at Barnard College of Columbia University, and is currently a fourth-year medical student applying for an internal medicine residency position. When Rebecca isn't studying or writing, she enjoys strolling the Chicago lakefront with her husband and toddler, weather permitting.