handicapped

Text and photographs discuss the rights of persons with disabilities, including equal access to buildings, public facilities, and houses and equal opportunity in education, employment, and transportation.

Yearning for life in a cloistered scriptorium, thirteen-year-old Princess Matilda, whose lame foot brings fear of the evil eye, escapes her scheming cousin Ivo and joins her servant Judith and an old friend, Parz, in hunting dragons and writing about them.

A memoir in which the author recalls her childhood, her training to become a concert pianist, and the mysterious muscle disorder that forced her to abandon that plan and turn instead to writing, and discusses what she has learned about life and faith from her experiences.

Offers visual supports, including roadmaps, calendars, to-do lists, and other teaching tools, designed to help children and adults with autism better function in their day-to-day lives.

Presents an overview of laws governing the rights of students with disabilities, offers advice to teachers on how to create a positive learning environment for exceptional students, and provides descriptions of a range of disabilities and health disorders, each with teaching strategies.

Uses photographs and separate text for adult and child to explore the relationship between two children, one of whom is handicapped.

Scorned in her Flatlands village because of a deformed foot, Emmeline Thistle's life changes when she is taken in by Wanderlands dairy farmers and discovers her magical ability to make chocolate, which is more precious and rare than gold or jewels in the kingdom of Anglund.

The Peterson family has a new puppy, Honey the golden lab, to foster, and Charles sets about trying to find her a perfect home.

Jake and his family decided to go on a picnic to the park, where he met a new friend, Tom, and learned that people with disabilities can be just as much fun.