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Favorite Part: The interaction between Rae and her parents. Favorite Line: “It’s time for me to share what really makes me different.” Focus: Limb difference/super powers/children socializing/positive body image/accepting differences Pin this book on Pinterest HERE Buy this book HERE What does
Favorite Part: When Lex was a young child, growing up in North Carolina, and he shared how he first adapted to being blind. Favorite Quote: “We’re creative beings capable of doing amazing things. We just have to put in the
There are many books that feature wheelchair users, but here some that I am familiar with and am happy to recommend! Have you heard of any of these books or recognize any of the authors? I was pleasantly surprised to
Favorite Part: The ending is epic…and I can’t spoil it. So you’ll just HAVE to read it! Favorite Line: For every kid who has a dream, even if the odds are against you, don’t ever stop finding ways to fly.
Favorite Part: The opener, which I posted below, and the history of the ADA. (What can I say, I’m a sucker for a good history lesson.) Favorite Line: “Disability is not a brave struggle or courage in the face of
Favorite Part: When Cece realizes her superpowers. Favorite Line: “George, Sabrina, Terry, Wendy, Fred and Jamie: they understand. Because they are just like me.” -Cece (referring to her friends who were hard of hearing) Takeaway: Our differences make us unique
Favorite Part: When Mallory shares about her life after the Paralympics Favorite Line: “Regardless of the scars I carried, I also carried the power to make a difference in my own life. I had the power to change my own