education

Relates the true story of the Matthew and Mae Carter family, in simple text with illustrations, and how they helped to integrate an all-white school in Drew, Mississippi, in 1965, suffering years of name-calling, humiliation, and death threats.

Describes what is like to have a learning disability and how different people handle the challenges these difficulties present.

Provides encouraging and instructional lessons for children with autism and related spectrum conditions, depicting several young "frogs with a different croak" who learn how to deal with physical development issues, socializing problems, hard-to-break habits, distraction, obsessions, and jumping to conclusions. Includes notes for parents and caregivers.