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Photographs show children with Down syndrome in activities with objects corresponding to the letters of the alphabet.
After a young roadrunner is bitten by a rattlesnake, his feet swell to an enormous size. At first this seems to be a handicap as he stumbles around the desert and nearly ends up as a meal for a coyote. After taking the advice of a wise old tortoise, thoug
The story of how Frank Morris used Buddy, the first seeing eye dog, to live with a degree of independence from other people.
Describes cerebral palsy and focuses on the daily lives of three children with varying degrees of this condition.
Children ask questions of an author who lost her vision at the age of twenty-seven, including "How did you become blind?" "How can you read?" and "Was it hard to be a parent when you couldn't see your kids?"
Describes how a blind mother adjusts to getting a new dog guide.
Follows the activities of a six-year-old Swedish girl as she attends a nursery school for the deaf.
A real-life look at David, who is blind, as he begins kindergarten.
Interviews with a group of blind and partially sighted children in Sweden reveal their feelings about their disability and the ways they use their other senses to help them "see."
A photo-essay focusing on a teenager with quadriplegia and his capuchin monkey, illustrating how capuchins are trained to provide help and companionship to people who are disabled.
The author describes her experiences at Pilot Dogs, a facility in Ohio where she trained with a guide dog.
Describes special training and equipment used to help a deaf youngster talk, read, and write.
Shows how to count from one to twenty and twenty-five, fifty, seventy-five, and one hundred using American Sign Language.
Discusses the management of Type I diabetes, highlighting the issues of those without diabetes who sometimes feel forgotten in a family preoccupied with this chronic condition.
An eleven-year-old boy describes how he learned that he had diabetes, the effect of this disease on his life, and how he learned to cope with the changes in his life.
True story of five little girls with cerebral palsy or other physical disabilities who were determined to become ballerinas.
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