I Am a Hero: A True Story About Living with Paranoid Schizophrenia and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder by Richard Carlson

Rich, a severely mentally ill man, is a hero when he comes across an unconscious woman lying in the parking lot.

Rich, a severely mentally ill man, is a hero when he comes across an unconscious woman lying in the parking lot. 

Genre: JUVENILE NONFICTION / Social Issues / Depression & Mental Illness

Language: English

Keywords: mental illness, mentally ill, disability, disabled, nonfiction, true stories, ocd

Word Count: 1,566

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Sample text:

Ten-year-old Mandy and her dad were playing a card game in the kitchen while waiting for Mandy's mother to come home from work.

Mandy's dad checked the refrigerator.

"We need some more milk," he said. "Call your mom and ask her to get some, please."

"All right." Mandy phoned her mom. "Hi, Mom. Could you please get some milk before coming home?"

"Okay," her mom answered. "I'll see you soon."

"Okay. Bye-bye."

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French	Already translated. Translated by Virginie Segard Coste
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