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Alex and the Power of Insulin: A story about the magic of insulin and staying strong

Alex and the Power of Insulin: A story about the magic of insulin and staying strong

Paperback

Series: Alex's Diabetes Journey, Book 3

Self Help

ISBN13: 9798180870759
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 19 2026
Pages: 44
Weight: 0.28
Height: 0.11 Width: 8.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Alex and the Power of Insulin

Alex is just like any other child. He loves football, spending time with his friends, and having fun. But Alex also lives with Type 1 diabetes, and every day he faces challenges that many people can't see.

When Alex begins to feel frustrated and different because of his diabetes, he discovers something important: insulin isn't something that holds him back - it's a superpower that helps him live his life to the fullest.

Through a warm and engaging story, young readers will learn how insulin helps people with Type 1 diabetes, why it is so important, and how courage, knowledge and support can help overcome even the toughest days.

Perfect for children, parents, carers, teachers and healthcare professionals, Alex and the Power of Insulin helps explain Type 1 diabetes in a simple, positive and reassuring way.

This book helps children:

  • Understand the role of insulin in Type 1 diabetes
  • Feel less alone in their diabetes journey
  • Build confidence and resilience
  • Encourage conversations about diabetes at home and in school
  • Develop understanding and empathy among friends and classmates
Written by Tim Manning, who has lived with Type 1 diabetes for over 40 years, this heartfelt story is part of the Alex series, created to help children and families navigate life with type 1 diabetes with confidence, understanding and hope.

Because diabetes is only part of Alex's story - it doesn't define who he is.

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