Arlene Maguire

This book show children with different disabilities such as people in wheelchair, eye-wears, hearing etc. There children who used daily equipment in their daily lifestyle. Disabilities does not discriminate. This book shows many interactions between children. It’s an easy read and illustration is also cute. I also like the rhymes on each page.

This is book looked liked it would be great for teaching children about people that have disabilities. In my daycare we do not have children in wheeler chairs but I have some children with disabilities. The pictures I thought were great and I feel that it's never too early to teach children that people that are different are not scary and can be treated just the same as them.

A wonderful book about the similarities and differences of children. The feelings they share, the differences in disabilities they have and the accommodations they may need to be successful in school.

Source: Pierce College Library

This book explains that every child is special, whether they have a disability or not. The book does not necessarily help children understand certain disabilities and what they are, but it does a wonderful job explaining some accommodations that people may need in order to learn or move around, and that everyone deserves respect and to be treated equally no matter what disability they may have.
Ages: 4-7
Source: Amazon Kindle