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Encouragement and Acceptance,
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This review is from: Way to Go, Alex (Concept Books (Albert Whitman)) (Hardcover)
I frequently look for positive ways to talk about my son's special needs with his sister. She sometimes has a tough time accepting his differences. "Way to Go, Alex" is a great way to open the conversation about trying to do our best, and being proud of what we can achieve. This story helps my daughter understand that feelings of frustration can be turned around to a more positive approach to the challenges she faces having a brother with learning and physical disabilities. The story accurately depicts how difficult it is for a child to understand and cope with a sibling's disabilities. It is a wonderful introduction to Special Olympics. I hope many parents share the story with their children and discuss how important an encouraging, supportive, and accepting community is for people of all abilities.
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Way to Go, Alex (Concept Books (Albert Whitman)) by Robin Pulver (Hardcover - Oct. 1999)
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