B is for Breast Cancer: 4 (Meet Lucy and Jack and Friends)

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Whilst no two days are the same, one thing that is very important at the hospice, and happens as a routine without fail is the mealtimes. He seems to have been rather a loner even at school and is clearly delighted to have met Philip: "The love for all living things that both Jack and Philip had drew them together. And Lucy-Ann comes to realise that, although she still worries about Jack when they're apart, they don't need to be together every minute and she can manage without him once in a while.

Like Anita, I can understand Jack sometimes wanting to pursue birdwatching over being around Lucy-Ann, but I think he balances it all quite well.

That's where Lucy and Jack find themselves right in the middle of a secret forest in which the unicorns live. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.

Kiki the parrot is Jack's pride and joy and has instilled herself very quickly in the first book as a major character, with her amazing knack of coming out with just the right phrase for the situation.

After this, there is a bedside handover which is done by the staff member who was already caring for the child.