Ava Spark, Hello, I’m Here
Ava Spark is a ten-year-old twin sister to Flo. Ava is unusual in that she is a wheelchair user and also communicates using an eye-gaze system. This causes her to…
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Ava Spark is a ten-year-old twin sister to Flo. Ava is unusual in that she is a wheelchair user and also communicates using an eye-gaze system. This causes her to…
…the spread where it talks about how ‘most of us’ can walk on two legs and features a wheelchair user in the illustration. Alongside this bigger message there’s also humour-…
…There is also a well rounded and believable disabled character, Jean, who is a user of a prosthetic leg. Jean gets to play a strong, active role in the narrative….
…too are a diverse lot. One is a wheelchair user, another is absent altogether, ‘Dad is with you even when he’s not’ and several watch their little ones grow. It’s…
…user and is initially very sullen and uncommunicative. Can Maya, who wants to be a social media influencer, and is therefore documenting her whole trip and only showing the positive…
…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…
…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…
…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…
…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…
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…
…hands are too seriously affected to use sign language. So she exists incommunicado. Jemma is a fulltime user of a manual wheelchair. The condition of her arms makes it necessary…
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…
…essays by Stephen and five other prominent physicists and astronomers, comprising ‘The User’s Guide to the Universe’. In addition, both books include factual texts, from half a page to four…