Juvenile Fiction, Social Issues, Special Needs
-
My S's Are Messes
When Your Voice Won't Obey What You're Trying to Say. It's OK! by Sherry McMillan
It’s not fair! The sounds are misbehaving and the children have to work extra hard to get them to do what they’re supposed to do. L’s run away and turn into W’s; the Shhhh sound pops up all over and won’t stay where it should; some sounds get...
-
Weesie's Operation
by Michelle Andrade
Weesie uses a hearing aid. She wears it on a headband that holds it in place against her head. Weesie doesn’t mind wearing her headband, but it’s getting old and stinky, and it gets in her way. When her doctor tells her about a special operation...
-
Tu m'as appris
by Talina Papazian
Suivez un groupe de six enfants handicapés qui profitent pleinement de chaque moment. Pendant que les enfants peignent, jardinent et font des bulles, les lecteurs apprennent que la détermination et la patience, de précieuses compétences, nous...
-
Different but Perfect
by Tracey Martineau
Kat and Nat are different. But they have each other for support, especially when they’re being bullied. They love and appreciate each other for who they are: different, but perfect. Different but Perfect addresses bullying, racism, and disability...
-
Sable Makes a New Friend
by Elisabeth Grassby Stefan
When Sable and her human, Lizzie-Bee, meet a new dog named Rosie, their fun-filled day takes an interesting turn. A curious boy notices that Rosie is missing part of her leg and begins asking questions. With Lizzie-Bee’s gentle guidance, young...
-
Wally and his Puzzle Piece Friends
by Linda Manci
Join Wally on his exciting journey. Wally, the main character, is a robot with a disability. Each page is interactive with Wally asking the reader to find his friends in an interlocking puzzle collage. Wally’s friends also have disabilities and...
-
Special Adventures With My Big Brother
by Annie Beckett
What is typical for Thomas and his younger brother might not be typical for other families. Thomas needs special equipment that helps him move, play, and communicate. His younger brother loves spending the day with Thomas. They play outside...
-
You Taught Me
by Talina Papazian
Follow a group of six children with disabilities who make the most out of every day. As the children paint, garden and blow bubbles, readers learn that valuable life skills, such as determination and patience, make life more meaningful for us...
-
Autism Through the Eyes of a Child
Brayden's Story by Jennifer Zuniga
Have you ever heard the word autism? Do you understand what it means, or how to act when one of your friends has autism? Autism is hard enough for adults to understand—for children, it can be bewildering. In Autism Through the Eyes of a Child,...
-
You Taught Me [Mandarin Edition]
by Talina Papazian
Follow a group of six children with disabilities who make the most of every day. As the children paint, garden and blow bubbles, readers learn that valuable life skills, such as determination and patience, make life more meaningful for us all....
![You Taught Me [Mandarin Edition] cover](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/GvH0g7Y0zFi2EwN4GELOkCgNVF_PjrvMS8o2RGPDw8TTgCXaTmpxWU8X0KxLfUX5KDVCXBuzZFISqTHbtpbiyzwIUiNvXl-Y4DomTG8WLXX2PwZ03I0=-w130)