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God made us all special
God made us all special follows. Amber, who is five years old, loves going to Sunday school at her church. She particularly learned that not everyone is the same but that's okay because God made everyone special in their own way Mary her Sunday school teacher, Mrs. Mary invites Adam who uses the wheelchair to get around from place to place it is their Amber learned that God made everybody different and that's okay Amber was moved by Adam's story and realized everyone has a special gift. By appreciating and respecting the differences between people, she became a better person. Her pledge was to be kind and accepting to everyone.
Finding her wings
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A Friend Like Hobbs
In the town of Willowbreak, Leanne is a lonely girl who feels like she doesn't belong. She has cerebral palsy, which has made fitting in with her classmates difficult. Every day, she faces bullying and isolation, leaving her feeling sad and isolated. But everything changes when Leanne meets a four-legged miniature schnauzer named Hobbs. Hobbs is no ordinary dog--he becomes Leanne's best friend and confidant, helping her navigate the challenges of her new town. With their newfound bond, Leanne begins to find the courage to be herself and embrace her unique qualities. As Leanne trains with Hobbs for the wheelchair race, her self-confidence grows. Together, they face competition from other team...
We’re all perfect in our own way
Having been diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy at birth, Trace attends a school for kids with disabilities like him, the United Cerebral Palsy and Disability Center. He and his friends discuss what makes each of them perfect in their own way on an ordinary day.
“Written in the Stars''
“Written in the Stars” is a story about the unexpected ways love can bloom, even amidst the challenges of life. It follows Pacey Lavey, an eighteen-year-old grappling with the hidden burden of dysgraphia, a learning disability that affects his ability to write and read. Pacey's world is one of quiet frustration and self-doubt, where the simplest academic tasks feel like insurmountable obstacles. He carries his struggle in silence, fearing judgment and misunderstanding. But his life takes an unexpected turn with the arrival of Tiana Nevis, a vibrant and supportive new student. Tiana sees beyond Pacey's outward shyness, recognizing his intelligence and kindness. Her offer to tutor him isn...
Blazing Through the Forest
In the lush, vibrant jungle, where tigers roam free, there lives an extraordinary eight-year-old named Blaze. Unlike his peers, Blaze stands out from the pack with his striking appearance: he is a majestic white tiger with brown stripes. The jungle is his playground, where he spends his days playing soccer with his sister, devouring mangoes, and exploring the wonders of nature. But Blaze's remarkable appearance is not his only defining trait. He was born with a crooked tail, which causes him difficulty in walking. As a result, he has to rely on a wheelchair to get around. Despite his physical limitations, Blaze's spirit remains untamable. He is determined not to let his disability define him...
From the Stars Forever
Seventeen-year-old Kennedy Borbón finds herself navigating a whole new world when she moves from the sun-drenched shores of Puerto Rico to the vibrant, yet sometimes overwhelming, landscape of Plantation, Florida. Her senior year at Plantation High is a whirlwind of new experiences, new friendships, and unexpected challenges. While quickly embraced by the popular crowd, it's her genuine kindness and infectious charisma that truly wins hearts. But fate, it seems, has something unexpected in store for her. In the heart of this new life, Kennedy encounters Owsin Beckham, a seventeen-year-old boy with dwarfism, enrolled in special education. He dreams of becoming the next Walt Disney, his spiri...
The Weight of a Hero
In the aftermath of a nation's tragedy, young Booker Buckley seeks solace in the battlefield, attempting to bury his grief beneath the weight of duty and the roar of combat. But war, a cruel mirror, reveals the fragility of life, leaving Booker shattered by the unimaginable loss of his sister, Phoebe, a young woman whose spirit shone brightly despite the challenges of living with cerebral palsy. Returning home a broken hero, Booker grapples with guilt, haunted by the belief that he could have saved her. His world, once filled with the warmth of family and the unwavering support of his faith, now feels cold and alien. A chance encounter at a Starbucks with a young woman named Nahiara Torres, ...
Don't Dis My abilities
Bethany Charlotte Avery, born with cerebral palsy, is the star of Don't Dis my abilities ! letting others know she is just like them despite relying on a wheelchair. Tylia L. Flores is a disability activist and published author whose goal is to break barriers and bring awareness of cerebral palsy to those who do not have an understanding of it.
Beauty in the Shadows
Josephine Álvarez's story unfolds in the sun-drenched yet sometimes shadowy landscape of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. 2006 finds her entangled in a web of emotional and physical abuse at the hands of Wesley Sanders, a charismatic but controlling heavyweight boxer. Josephine's world is one of hushed whispers, stolen glances, and a constant, gnawing fear that permeates every aspect of her life. Her self-worth has been systematically eroded, leaving her feeling trapped, unlovable, and utterly alone. This novel delves into the insidious nature of domestic violence, showing how it slowly chips away at a victim's sense of self, leaving them vulnerable and isolated. We will witness Josephine’s ...
