Book Audiences: Children

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Never Sell Yourself Short

Book Cover, Never Sell Yourself Short

Fourteen-year-old Josh was born with achondroplasia, the most common form of dwarfism. He discusses some of the physical challenges, as…

© 2001 Riggs, Stephanie
Audience: Children

Trudy & Pia

Trudi doesn’t know anybody like her. No one with short arms that can’t reach coat hooks, or short legs that…

© 2003 Hegi, Ursula
Audience: Children

Dancing Wheels

Author Patricia McMahon takes us backstage with the Dancing Wheels dance company and into the lives of two young dancers,…

© 2000 Mcmahon, Patricia
Audience: Adolescents/Teens, Children, Parent, Professional

My Brand New Leg

My Brand New Leg is an excellent way of introducing children 9-12 to differently enabled individuals.  Wonderfully illustrated, the characters…

© 2001 North, Sharon Rae
Audience: Children, Parent, Professional

Jim Abbott: Major League Pitcher

Book Cover, Jim Abbott: Major League Pitcher

This biography covers the one-handed baseball pitcher’s life from his birth in 1967 through his career highlights up until 1993….

© 1994 Macht, Norman L.
Audience: Adolescents/Teens, Children

Sam Uses A Wheelchair

Book Cover, Sam Uses A Wheelchair

Photographs depict a day in the life of Sam doing her daily exercises, to using a stander, to playing basketball…

© 2005 Powell, Jillian
Audience: Children

Let’s Talk About Being In A Wheelchair

Full color photos depict people of all ages using wheelchairs, some manual, some powered. Covers basic info of why some…

© 2002 Apel, Melanie Ann
Audience: Children

Using A Wheelchair: What’s It Like?

Written for a young audience, this book introduces children to reasons why people might use wheelchairs, as well as how…

© 2005 Royston, Angela
Audience: Children

My Chair

On a sunny morning in the city, children gather in the park with their chairs. Tall chairs. Small chairs. Wiry…

© 2004 James, Betsy
Audience: Children

A Charm For Jo

Jo, a third grader with Muscular Dystrophy, is a little nervous about starting at a new school following a move…

© 2006 Brady, Bill And Laurie
Audience: Children

Two Tracks In The Snow

Learning to ski is harder than Will imagined, but he finds help and new possibilities from nine year old Ari…

© 2004 Bryant, Louella
Audience: Children

Oliver’s High Five

Oliver Octopus only has five arms, but it doesn’t bother him! Young children with any kind of “disability” or “differences”…

© 1998 Brown, Beverly Swerdlow
Audience: Children

Boots For A Bridesmaid

Book Cover, Boots For A Bridesmaid

Nicky isn’t thrilled about being a Bridesmaid! But she has hay fever and flowers will make her sneeze and she hates…

© 2003 Wilkins, Verna Allette
Audience: Children

Another Way To Go (For Boys)

Timmy is excited about going to his first day of kindergarten, but notices during bathroom break that other boys don’t…

© 2005 Lutkenhoff, Marlene, Rn, Msn
Audience: Children

Another Way To Go (For Girls)

Becky is excited about going to her first day of kindergarten, but notices during bathroom break that other girls don’t…

© 2005 Lutkenhoff, Marlene, Rn, Msn
Audience: Children

Sarah’s Potty Time

Sarah tells about her tools, those that help her walk, and those that help her in the bathroom, her “potty…

© 2011 Cain, Beth
Audience: Children

The Ding-Dong Bag

Book Cover, The Ding-Dong Bag

When two boys go out with a large bag to collect all the noise they can find, you can be…

© 2006 Peters, Polly
Audience: Children

Like Me

Miguel wants a puppy, but not just any puppy. While the farmer tries to talk him out of choosing the…

© 2004 Martelli, Dawn, Ed.D.
Audience: Children

Mama Zooms

Book Cover, Mama Zooms

A small boy, with the aid of his energetic mother, her wheelchair “”zooming machine,”” and a bit of imagination, pretends…

© 1993 Cowen-Fletcher, Jane
Audience: Children

The Thing About Georgie

Book Cover, The Thing About Georgie

This story about the trials of a fourth grader, who has dwarfism, will entertain and enlighten kids. About to become a…

© 2006 Graff, Lisa
Audience: Children