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Disability Books for Kids Series 6-Book Set

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Disability Books for Kids Series 6-Book Set Synopsis

Celebrate and empower kids of all abilities with this six-book collection! The Disability Books for Kids series helps children understand both visible and invisible disabilities through honest, first-person stories. Based on real experiences, these books encourage empathy, celebrate differences, and help children learn how to be supportive friends and allies.

Each title also includes an author's note for readers. Books in this Set:More Than What Eyes See: A book about blindness Maya shares what it's like to be blind and how she confidently navigates the world. I Spark Like Lightning: A book about epilepsy Jen describes living with epilepsy and how support helps her feel safe and strong.

My Life as an Asthmanaut: A book about asthma Jacob explains what asthma feels like and how he manages it with courage and calm. Uncommonly Curious, Eternally Autistic: A book about autism Three kids share what it's like to be autistic and celebrate the strengths that make them unique. Curious Mind and Dancing Feet: A book about ADHD A young girl describes life with ADHD, from wiggles and wandering thoughts to joyful focus.

Tic-errific Me: A book about Tourette syndrome A young girl explains her Tourette's tics and the strategies that help her thrive.

About This Edition

ISBN: 9798885544818
Publication date:
Author: Multiple Authors, Rasha Hamid, Jenna Elyse Johnson, Melinda González, Alicia Meyers, Jake Lockett
Publisher: Free Spirit Publishing
Format: Paperback
Pagination: 252 pages
Series: Disability Books for Kids
Genres: Children’s / Teenage fiction: General, modern and contemporary fiction
PSHE: Special educational needs and disability (SEND)

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