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My Special Story: We are kids first; our diagnosis comes second. Look at this world differently through Alex's eyes and special glasses. (in English)
Katya Kohen
(Author)
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Maria Sieper
(Author)
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Alice Traum
(Illustrated by)
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Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
· Paperback
My Special Story: We are kids first; our diagnosis comes second. Look at this world differently through Alex's eyes and special glasses. (in English) - Sieper, Maria ; Traum, Alice ; Kohen, Katya
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Synopsis "My Special Story: We are kids first; our diagnosis comes second. Look at this world differently through Alex's eyes and special glasses. (in English)"
Based on a true story, this book teaches children kindness by encouraging ethical understanding. Interesting, captivating & educational, the motivational story paints picture kids can relate to in order to promote awareness of disabilities. Moral stories like this one are used by parents & educators to help inspire feeling, empathy & compassion. It's considered the best emotional book for kids learning how to identify & express their feelings. Whereas other social stories are often made up, this short story details a personalized true history experience. It's a feel-good motivational story written for girls & for boys. Our short inspirational stories help push you forward in life. They're the best picture books for little kids. Read the motivational story at bedtime before saying good night or upon waking up to start the day on a cheerful note. Little ones will enjoy following the true history story of Alex & his health struggles. Face the truth. Buy your short story mood book now! This is the book for children and parents who want to know more about what it means to grow up with special needs or be around someone with special needs.In an activity-book format, readers will experience a day in the life of Alex, a five-year-old boy who loves playing and listening music and also has epilepsy and is developmentally challenged. Readers will join in for meal time, physical therapy, and a park expedition with his friend Milana and mother, Maria. Through these everyday activities, readers will come to learn how to be a good friend to a child with special needs. The book also includes a special letter from Alex's real-life mom that will encourage all parents on the joyful and exhausting journey that is parenthood. All profit and royalties are donated to good causes.
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