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Arlene Evans

An introduction to color vision deficiency, or colorblindness. Written for all children so that those without this common genetic disorder will understand the challenges involved and those with the disorder will realize they're far from alone and will receive helpful tips on dealing with the condition.

Evelyn Hall

A funny, heartwarming book which is a tribute to celebrities of color from, A-Z. The dialogue is between the author and her grandson, Dontay. It is a paperback, with full color graphics that will attract children to read and learn. There some pages at the back for coloring and a bookmark. An excellent publication that should be in all household libraries.

Jacquie McTaggart

HONEST, HELPFUL HINTS for parents - presented with HUMOR. Written by 42-year career teacher.

Stacie Cahill

An inspirational children's book concerning the subject of adoption.This cheerful new book serves as a valuable tool for teachers,parents,therapists,and clergy when explaining adoption to children.The book helps to normalize adoption as simply another way in which to build families.This book is a celebration of God's love through adoption.Children will feel more secure and a greater sense of belonging after reading Who Am I?

Three orphan siblings have been moved from relation to relation trying to get away from Count Olaf, a greedy and mischeavious man who seeks the huge fortune that the orphans hold. They have moved to Prufrock Prepetory School, where they will stay for school. But Count Olaf has followed them to the School and is in disguise as there P.E. teacher. Now Violet, Klaus and Sunny must try to get away from the nasty man.

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