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Jackson Bolger is a new kindergartner at Summit Park Elementary School. Having high-functioning autism is not easy for him. He is a germ freak, and he is sensitive to many other things. This short-chapter audiobook will get you through the life of a K-5 grade kid who has autism. This audiobook is based on the author, Zachary Weber. Some events in this audiobook are fictional.

Salim n'aimerait pas être à la place de Jean, l'enfant aveugle qu'il croise souvent à l'école. Un jour, il ramasse une bille très belle, juste devant Jean, qui n'a pas pu s'en apercevoir. Pendant la journée, un brouillard très épais tombe sur la ville et, à la sortie, la maman de Salim n'arrive pas. Heureusement, Jean est là...

In this bighearted book, the real story of a young boy with deafness in his ears who is aided by his mother and teachers in navigating new school experiences. Mickey is just like everyone else, except he wears cochlear implants and has to do things just a little differently than most. This charming tale reminds us that we can all find happiness if we lean on and support each other.

Scarlett Fife has BIG FEELINGS. And when she tries to squash them down, they come back up with shocking results! Scarlett knows she should be happy about all the big news that her family wants to share. But the worry is making her dizzy, and being dizzy is making her worried. Feelings are like slime in a party bag. No matter how much someone tells you to keep it in, it'll always find its way out. And very soon, Scarlett notices that every time she pushes her worries down, they shake her world. Literally.

Hacking the Code is a fun, friendship-centered story that shows how every brain works differently, and how we all have different strengths. Kees is good at many things such as science, fixing things, making friends, and pulling pranks. However, because of his dyslexia, he is not so good at spelling and writing! After playing another sly prank on the teachers he ends up having to write an essay about the hardest thing he’s ever done. His friend writes it in no time, but Kees can't get anything on paper.

Learn about children who are blind, their challenges and adaptations, and their similarities with others.

La vita del topolino Surri è segnata da una piccola malformazione: è nato con una codina corta e storta. Ciò lo rende goffo e timido verso i suoi coetanei, che si prendono gioco di lui. Al raduno dei clan muscu, però, incontra Scresah, un adolescente sbruffone e sfrontato, con il quale rivaleggerà per recuperare un talismano magico in grado di guarirlo; la loro impresa sfocerà in una girandola di eventi che porteranno lo scompiglio al raduno, durante i quali Surri scoprirà non solo di essere coraggioso, ma anche che essere diversi non è poi tanto male.

Tea è una strega ed è dislessica. Una bella sfortuna, visto che per lanciare gli incantesimi deve leggere complicate formule magiche! Dopo l'ennesimo disastro causato in classe, Tea viene espulsa e, con suo grande disappunto, i genitori la mandano nell'unica scuola disposta ad accoglierla: l'Accademia per Creature Magiche di Ophelia Bloom, conosciuta anche come "l'accademia per creature difettose", perché qui arrivano tutti gli studenti che, per motivi diversi, non si sono sentiti accettati in altre scuole.

Scott Schroeder dreams of a day when he and his father can have a home of their own. Following an accident that took his mother’s life eight years before, doctors discovered Scott was suddenly deaf.

Learn about children who are blind, their challenges and adaptations, and their similarities with others.

Learn about autism and the people who have it.

Said guarda l'orizzonte e sogna. Andrea trova rifugio in un libro. Gabriele riceve un aiuto inaspettato. Rico fa i conti con la sua rabbia e la sua passione, il calcio. Maya cerca l'imperfezione nelle cose attraverso lo scatto della fotocamera. 5 adolescenti come tanti, 5 storie che li raccontano in questa raccolta INBook accessibile anche ai giovani lettori con disabilità linguistiche o cognitive.

While the other children read and write well, little Veronica struggles to catch up with her class. Realizing that she can't put together sounds and words, Veronica is scared and confused. Instead of gaining understanding, she received only shouting and scolding from her teacher. Faced with rejection, Veronica goes through a whole spectrum of negative feelings. Fear, disappointment, sadness, and despair are just some of the emotions that our little heroine has to deal with. Dyslexia Is Not a Monster is a book that will help your children cope and know that they are not stupid.

Lis Hartel became paralyzed after contracting polio in 1944. Her dreams of riding horses and competing in the sport of dressage were shattered. After months in the hospital, doctors told her she'd never ride again. Lis tried anyway. But how do you stay on a horse without using your legs? How do you give the subtle cues needed in dressage with limited mobility? With hard work—and an unlikely horse named Jubilee!

Eugene Evans, a seemingly autistic child, holds many secrets in his young mind. His mother, Sara, is instructed by his doctor to take him to a facility that can help him better than modern medicine can. An orphaned little girl who is also presumed to be autistic, Carrie-Anne, warms up to Eugene very quickly and becomes part of the family. She has some interesting secrets of her own. Sheer, an evil man who wants nothing less than world domination, is intent on forcing the powerful teens to work with him. He will stop at nothing to force them to come to him.

Tra le nuvole o nascosta dietro un arcobaleno, potresti un giorno intravedere WonderGiusy, la supereroina sempre pronta a salvare chi si trova in difficoltà. Con il suo superudito capta le richieste di aiuto delle persone, sceglie quali gambe indossare fra quelle da ballo, da corsa o da nuoto, e vola in missione sulla città! Un giorno sente una voce: è quella di Chris, un ragazzo costretto sulla sedia a rotelle, convinto che non riuscirà mai più a correre e a giocare a basket con gli amici.

My friend Robby has a disability called ADHD. But that doesn’t matter to us. We play basketball, tell jokes, go canoeing, and help each other with our homework. I’m glad Robby is my friend!

My friend Darius has a disability called dyslexia. But that doesn’t matter to us. We make our own comics, help each other with our homework, and volunteer at a nearby animal shelter. I’m glad Marius is my friend!

My friend Sarah has a disability called Down Syndrome. But that doesn’t matter to us. We tell jokes and laugh, go to ballet class together, and have a lot of fun. I’m glad Sarah is my friend!

Max and Don are good friends. They have lots of fun at the park and the library. Where will these two go next?