A six-year-old boy from Los Angeles wrote a book and already collected more than 30 thousand dollars, selling it with chocolates, to help your terminally ill friend get cured.
A photo open source © Flickr.com/Wim Mulder / cc-by-nc-sa 3.0 Dylan Siegel asks his parents pay for hand-written and illustrated publication books. A colorful work of 16 pages is called “Chocolate Bar”. For a little writer, this word replaces the phrase “Excellent!” and conveys everything he likes or causes interest: “I like to swim – it’s like a chocolate bar”, and “I I love helping my friends – it’s like the biggest chocolate bar. ” Also purposeful child in achieving his noble goal Helped Whole Foods Supermarket. The store donated several hundred chocolate bars that the boy sells with a book. One of Barnes & Noble’s local bookstores recently hosted autograph session with Dylan for 200 people. Now according to him father, “the main goal is to raise one million dollars.” His friend, seven year old Jonah Pournazarian suffers from Girke’s disease – a rare hereditary liver disease, due to the deficiency of one or more enzymes, involved in the synthesis or breakdown of glycogen. According to parents John, thanks to Dylan’s act, this disease first attracted to such public attention. They hope that collected funds will help fight a rare disease. There was money sent to a child’s fund at the University of the Florida School of Medicine in Gainesville to study the disease
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