For children who are challenged with learning disabilities, seeing yourself in a story is affirming. In fact, Rick Riordan said that's why he wrote Percy Jackson for his son, who, like Percy, has ...

Because the representation of physical disabilities and physical differences in children's books IS SO IMPORTANT! Kids need to see themselves as heroes of stories --> mirrors.

Valuable advice on parenting a disabled child shared in new book October 16, 2024 / 12:58 pm For parents of disabled children, figuring out how to navigate services and support can be difficult.

Having a disability offers a unique learning opportunity, shaping each person’s perspective through lived experience. These challenges change you and help you grow beyond the obstacles. I have discove ...

Ashleigh Meikle (left) with children's author Ashleigh Barton.(Supplied)As a reader and book reviewer, I also feel as though this cohort is being left behind in the reading that shapes children.

Nevada’s Talking Book Service (NTBS) provides free audiobooks and braille materials to residents with disabilities affecting ...

Meyer is a tutor at B.E.A.R. Reading Center in South Bend helping children and adults with dyslexia. “It's a very multi-sensory approach that use all your different senses,” says Meyer.

Books in Every Bag not only benefits children, but it also benefits parents. According to Howell, parental involvement in their child’s reading is the most important determinant of language and ...

The book "Everything No One Tells You About Parenting a Disabled Child" is a roadmap offering guidance, stories, and support for parents about diagnosis, school, insurance, disability rights and ...