Bücher von Diana Hutsell

How do you describe a color to someone that cannot see?In Josh Sees Colors, Christopher creatively uses Josh's other senses to describe colors to his friend. Through the use of touch, sound, and smell, Josh is able to understand the differences between yellow, red, and blue."What does yellow look like?""Yellow is like the sun.""But I don't know what the sun looks like."This is going to be harder than I thought.Josh Sees Colors is a story about patience, acceptance, and friendship along with the age old proverb of "where there's a will, there's a way."Includes "Continue the Conversation" questions at the end of the book to be used by a parent or guardian or in a classroom setting.

What if your favorite person in the world suddenly didn't always remember you?Christopher and his mom go to visit his Gram, his favorite person in the world. In Christopher's words, "Gram was like no one else." However, during this visit, he starts to notice that she sometimes seems confused and not completely herself, which worries him. His mom explains to Christopher that Gram has Alzheimer's disease. While he does not fully understand, he enjoys and treasures his time with Gram and begins to think of ways to help her remember him and the fun things that they have always done together.Dear Gram,I'll remember the fun for both of us!Love ChristopherWhat Gram Remembers is a story about patience, understanding, and coping with the changes that come when someone has Alzheimer's disease.Includes "Continue the Conversation" questions at the end of the book to be used by a parent or guardian or in a classroom setting.