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In recognition of Americans with Disabilities Act Day (July 26), the Anti-Defamation League is pleased to feature three books for July that explore the diverse sensory, learning, and physical experiences of people w ith different abilities. These books challenge assumptions and stereotypes about disability by portraying children of all abilities in dynamic roles, positions of leadership, and as vital members of every family, community, and school. These book selections also educate children about various forms of disability, such as living in a wheelchair, hearing loss and autism.

My Pal, Victor/Mi Amigo Víctor
Diane Gonzales Bertrand, Raven Tree Press Staff (Editor), Robert Sweetland (Illustrator), Eida de la Vega (Translator)
My Pal, Victor/Mi Amigo Víctor My Pal, Victor/Mi Amigo Victor
Two Latino boys, Víctor and Dominic, are good friends and enjoy various activities together, such as storytelling, baseball, swimming and roller coaster riding. The reader discovers at the end of the story that one of the boys is living in a wheelchair.



ISBN: 0972019294
Year: June 2004
Publisher: Raven Tree Press, LLC
Grade Level: K - 2
Pages: 31
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Moses Goes To A Concert
Isaac Millman
Moses Goes To A Concert Moses Goes To A Concert
Moses goes on a school trip to an orchestral performance. To the surprise of the children, the percussionst in the orchestra is deaf, just as they are. Moses and the other students not only experience sound and music through vibration and sign language, but discover that they too can achieve anything they put their mind to.

ISBN: 0374453667
Year: March 2002
Publisher: Farrar , Straus and Giroux
Grade Level: K - 3
Pages: 40
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All About My Brother: An Eight-Year-Old Sister's Introduction To Her Brother Who Has Autism
Sarah Peralta
All About My Brother: An Eight-Year-Old Sister's Introduction To Her Brother Who Has Autism All About My Brother: An Eight-Year-Old Sister's Introduction To Her Brother Who Has Autism
Sarah, the young author of this book, lovingly tells of her day-to-day life activities with her brother, Evan, who is autistic. She accurately describes autism through use of scientific and medical terms, and through a realistic portrayal of her brother’s behavior and communication style.

ISBN: 1931282110
Year: September 2002
Publisher: Autism Asperger Publishing Company
Grade Level: K - 2
Pages: 36
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