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Charley Parker and her friend George, a wheelchair user, are on a tour of Europe. Charley is a musician. George manages her social media. Both are aged just 12. Their…
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Charley Parker and her friend George, a wheelchair user, are on a tour of Europe. Charley is a musician. George manages her social media. Both are aged just 12. Their…
…reminded of Lois Keith’s A Different Life, the story of a girl who becomes a wheelchair user written by an author who is herself a wheelchair user. The publishing house…
…spread whether they are vignettes showing snapshot actions or bold double-page spreads full of colour and movement. That his young protagonist is a wheelchair user is irrelevant; this is a…
…of Scotland where Anna now lives. Anna studies the trial of the witch Maggie Morgan with the help of Glen, a historian who is also a wheelchair user. Bates makes…
…displayed. Two of the other characters in the book are also disabled. One is deaf and the other is a wheelchair user. They both exert a truly positive influence on…
…and a wheelchair-user is shown playing with her friends. The final spreads depict a joyfully inclusive street-dance and party, delivering an upbeat invitation to think about what, exactly, has been…
…very worried about her many-layered relationship with younger brother Toby, back in Baltimore in a rented house with their Mom. Toby’s in rehab – a recovering user. That’s it for…
…Kickstarter Campaign which raised £15,000 and sold 500 books. Families from diverse backgrounds are depicted throughout, and a wheelchair-user is shown enjoying a visit to a gallery with her family….
This book is the sequel to Fletcher’s first novel, The Christmasaurus. William Trundle is aged ten, a wheelchair user. His father is devoted to Christmas. The first volume of this…
…to that of Ava. Her friend Piper also bears the marks of fire, as a result of a car crash. Piper is now a wheelchair user with spinal injury and…
…for the team, he wins his girl and he defeats the school bully who has persecuted him for so long. Barrington Stoke have made this book user-friendly for reluctant readers…
…the monkey playing so fast he seems to have eight arms. Captions and speech bubbles add extra information. The whole book is beautifully designed, very clear and user friendly. This…
…school for girls. She had musical talent, was a regular social media user and was popular. But the rules of new identity dictate that Holly can have no link with…
…a girl named Sam who is a wheelchair user. Although Sam’s mobility is referred to in the novel, it never becomes a dominant issue. The book concentrates its energy on…
This is a fascinating, user friendly, thorough and well-presented introduction to politics for children and young people. The starting point is politics in everyday life, making collective decisions as part…
Orson loves to make things, and he is so good at it, that he decides he must make a planet. Being a good user of the library, he reads up…
…but the reality is that for most social media and blogging sites the user need to be 13 years of age or older. Introducing video into a blog requires additional…
…residents Denizen Hardwick and Simon Hayes, both aged 12, are avid users of that library; Simon is seriously into detective fiction, while Denizen is more eclectic. Love on the High…