Bücher von Natasha Claire

My Brother/Sister has a disABILITY shares: We are all different. But some people live with more challenges than others. Often, we see those who are not able to do things the way that we can as dis-abled. Indeed, they may not have the same abilities as you, but ability is something that they still have. Just like you, they are people with talents, hopes, skills, and dreams. Many people have brothers and sisters with bodies that work in another way, and that's okay. It's MORE than okay.In fact, most of the time it's amazing to have someone in the family who moves in a different way or thinks in a different way. It's an adventure! This is a book full of lessons and reassurances. It aims to change our perception of children with disabilities and to reassure so-called able-bodied children that being different is nothing to fear. It is ideal for children who may be struggling with the realities of attending school with a classmate who has unique challenges or living with a disabled sibling, offering them an image of positivity and the assurance that they are not alone. It's also perfect for children with disabilities for exactly the same reasons.

For one child, life seems very hard. They feel lost, slow, and alone, and don't feel like doing anything. A gray cloud follows them around and none of their friends seem to care. The hopeless child feels so low they want to disappear for good. Thankfully, Hope reaches out. She takes her friend to a doctor's office. The child discovers that they are not alone, and learns there are many ways to lift their mood. Thanks to sunshine, exercise, and good food, the child feels excited and energized once more. As the world bursts back into color, there does not seem to be a cloud in sight. But when the child shares their feelings with friends, what will the reaction be? And will the support of a counselor help them to avoid feeling low again? Feeling Low... provides young readers with a story of resilience, acceptance, love, friendship, and hope. At a time when all our lives have been challenged and transformed due to the pandemic, this short story provides a much-needed focus on what really matters: health, friendships, and support.