Chilman-Blair Libros

The Medikidz range of graphic novels explains childhood illness in a way that is imaginative, engaging and easy to understand. This book looks at food allergies.

Sarah is out shopping with her friends when she needs the toilet (and quick!). She is so embarrassed, and is starting to give up on living a normal life. Maybe she'll have to camp out in the bathroom forever! Fortunately, the Medikidz are on alert and whisk Sarah off on a trip to Mediland to tell her more about Ulcerative Colitis.

Ken's a superbly swift and skilled footballer, and his friends don't think anything can slow him up. But then a single mosquito bite brings him down with malaria. Cue the Medikidz, who take Ken on a whirlwind tour of Mediland to explain what's happened and how he can shake it off.

Eloise enjoys spending time with her mum, but her mum has rheumatoid arthritis and it's making it hard for her to do this. She's tired, her joints hurt and she really cannot hang out with Eloise! Eloise doesn't understand what is going on and gets angry and upset with her 'lazy' mum. Luckily the Medikidz are on hand to take her on a trip to Mediland, where they will explain all about rheumatoid arthritis and what her mum is going through.

Flora has Allergic Rhinitis, which causes her lots of problems with sneezing, especially when the pollen count is high. This means she sometimes cannot go to the park with her friends! The Medikidz arrive to take Flora all about Allergic Rhinitis and what can be done to help.

George has been unwell since his return from a family holiday abroad. What's more, he's turned yellow! His sister, Carla, is worried and doesn't understand what's happening to George. Luckily, the Medikidz are on hand! Whilst George is seeing the doctor, Carla is whisked away to Mediland, a planet shaped like a human body, to tell her more on how her brother's illness came about.

Medical facts explained to children in the form of a fictional comic strip story. Peer reviewed.

Jonah is a typical boy, he likes his friends, he likes video games, but he certainly does not like taking his new medicine. His dad is constantly nagging him to take tablets, which is really ruining his fun. He has a new kidney now so why bother? Luckily the Medikidz are on hand to help. They take Jonah on a trip to Mediland where they show him how the new kidney works.

The Medikidz range of graphic novels explains childhood illness in a way that is imaginative, engaging and easy to understand. This book looks at HIV.

Luke is really fed up at having to miss out on all the fun. His hereditary angioedema, or HAE for short, often holds him back from joining his brother in taking part in their friends' escapades, leaving him feeling very frustrated. Luckily, the Medikids are on full alert!