Finding Positive Ways to Interact Together

The Bravest Boy I Ever Knew

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As a special education teacher at the middle school setting, I highly recommend "The Bravest Boy I Ever Knew" to all. As I read the 24-page book, I was drawn into the story through the well-written narrative and beautiful illustrations. The reader does not realize that the "Bravest Boy" is in a wheelchair until near the end of the story.

I can see parents using this book to help their children understand that people are different and that is okay.

This is a wonderful book that helps make the connection that although we are all different in some way, we can find positive ways to interact together!!

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Terri Mauro, Children With Special Needs Guide, says:

Here's some more information about The Bravest Boy I Ever Knew:

• Author: Lisa Eichlin
• Subtitle: A Tale of Friendship
• Pages: 24
• Publisher: Tate Publishing
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