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#tourettesyndrome
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mrp27
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#MiddleGradeMonday.

Loved this book when I read it. Aven Green was born without arms but she likes to tell people an alligator ate them. Great story about perseverance.

Karisimo I want to read this one! Thanks for sharing! 2mo
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mfarragher

“We all have different abilities, and that‘s what makes us special.”

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mfarragher

This can be used to spark discussions about diversity and inclusion, helping students to appreciate each other‘s unique backgrounds and experiences. Activities like group discussions or collaborative projects can encourage students to ask questions and learn from one another, fostering a more empathetic classroom environment.

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mfarragher
Pickpick

This inspiring book celebrates diversity and inclusion through the eyes of children. With vibrant illustrations and relatable characters, it encourages young readers to embrace their differences and ask questions about each other‘s unique experiences. Sotomayor‘s message of understanding and empathy resonates powerfully, making it a wonderful resource for discussions about acceptance.

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DGRachel
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Pickpick

Aven Green may have been born without arms, but she has amazing parents, an incredible sense of humor, and that knowledge that she can do almost anything she sets her mind to. When her family moves to a new place, she befriends a boy with Tourette‘s Syndrome, and together they dig into mysteries at a Western theme park. Delightful, emotional, engaging, and laugh-out-loud funny, this was a fantastic book about acceptance of self and others.

BarbaraJean I LOVED this one! There's a sequel as well--also really good! 4mo
DGRachel @BarbaraJean I checked the sequel out from Libby before I was even finished with this one! 😂 4mo
BarbaraJean Hahaha—yessss! It‘s that good! 4mo
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DGRachel @BarbaraJean There‘s also another series with Aven as a 3rd grader. Libby doesn‘t have them as audiobooks, but I just checked Hoopla and they are there! I can‘t wait to try those, too. 4mo
BarbaraJean Oh, that‘s great to know! I‘ll have to look for those! 4mo
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Born.A.Reader
The Gift: A Novel | Richard Paul Evans
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My recent #bookhaul for a grand total of $7.50! 😁📚🤩 The Last of the Mohicans is a gorgeous illustrated copy and nothing was over a dollar. Not bad for the first (of many lol) bookhaul of the year.

TheSpineView Score! 📚📚📚 10mo
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Eggs
When I Was the Greatest | Jason Reynolds
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Pickpick

I am now duly reminded of why I love Jason Reynolds so much. His characters are so credible and authentic! His books can engage even the most reluctant readers. Teen Ali and his pals, Noodles and Needles, live in Bed-Stuy in NYC. (Needles has Tourette‘s, so Ali‘s mom teaches him how to knit - it helps with the tics and outbursts.) It‘s a coming-of-age story, laced with danger. The interconnectedness of the characters is a work of art.

DieAReader 🥳🥳🥳 11mo
Eggs @DieAReader 🥰🤗🤩 11mo
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TheSpineView Fabulous! 11mo
Eggs @TheSpineView ❤️📚🤩 11mo
Anna40 Love this author so much 11mo
Eggs @Anna40 🙌🏻🙌🏻 11mo
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GatheringBooks
The Curiosities | Zana Fraillon Fraillon
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#AutumnPlease! Day 23: Not a #delusion, but “curiosities.” Excited to read this recent book haul. Review is forthcoming.

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Perfect 🧡🤍 13mo
Eggs Looks amazing 🧡💛🧡 13mo
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Bookwormjillk
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Pickpick

I‘m probably not the intended audience for these books, but I really like them. I love the characters and love cheering them on as they navigate teenage life.

MissyD That‘s on my TBR list. One of the middle school girls who comes into the library where i work recommended it to me saying “you always help me pick out books. And encourage me to try new books. Sooo I need you to read this one”. 1y
mrp27 I really enjoyed this one and I‘ve been reading other titles from this author, she‘s a good one with some great books! 1y
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Kenyazero
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A sweet picture book taking a look at different types of ability differences people have. They cover wheelchair use, autism, diabetes, and many others in the context of a group of diverse kids doing garden work together. #Disability #PictureBook #KidsBook