epilepsy

In France in 1209, Pagan, now an archdeacon, takes on a new scribe named Isidore, a fifteen-year-old epileptic and an orphan, and together they try to survive the siege of Carcassonne.

Believing he has killed his grandfather, Zane Guesswind heads for his mother's Zanesville, Ohio, grave to kill himself, driving the 1969 Plymouth Barracuda his long-gone father left behind, and meeting along the way assorted characters who help him discover who he really is.

Susan joins a summer theater group, but fears she will have one of her odd spells, a result of undiagnosed epilepsy, while on stage.

During an epileptic seizure while visiting her ancestral home, sixteen-year-old Katie is transported back in time and mistaken for her great-great-great grandmother who also had epilepsy at a time when the disease was greatly misunderstood.

Offers information and support to parents of children with epilepsy.

Nothing seems to scare Sarah's big sister Becky, until having an epileptic seizure makes her reluctant to return to school, and so Sarah summons her own courage to explain the disease to the other students.

This book discusses epilepsy, a disorder involving recurring seizures, describing the disorder's causes, symptoms, and treatments.

As Belle tries to cope with the ups and downs of her final year of high school, she begins to question what it really means to grow up, why her friends insist on labeling everyone, and how she feels about the label she has been given.

A young girl named Ellie, who has epilepsy, explains the disease from her perspective and introduces the reader to others who have different types of epilepsy to help children understand what it feels like to have epilepsy, the physical and emotional effects it has, how it can be treated, and how the condition is often misunderstood.