Nan Holcomb

I like this book because it reminds me of how silly children can be when dealing with people with disabilities. This book was so sweet, I love how after the mother explains that his condition isn't contagious he makes friends. I would use this to introduce to children that disabilities aren't contagious and that it's important not to judge people who have them.

Danny is a child with cerebal palsy. He goes to the park and meets a young girl; his mother has to explain to her that what he has is not contagious. This is a great book to teach children that there are some disablities that people have that aren't harmful to others.

this book is about a little boy, Andy who has walking disability and who felt left out of everything. but he smile and friendship of one little girl bring Andy back to life!

its about two kids with disability at first feeling bad that they can't walk like other kids without all this trouble with walkers, cratches physical therapy, with support from the staff and their own determination ending up helping one another through physical therapy. with the help and support and determination of the staff at the physical therapy place.