Isbn: 9781912031382 - erin and the mouse: read, write and play: (diversity in picture books) (25 risultati)

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Paperback or Softback. Condizione: New. Erin and the Mouse. Book.

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Paperback. Condizione: New. A Beautifully illustrated and written (paperback) by Clare Latham with Foreword by Lee Ridley, Lost Voice Guy: "I enjoyed reading this book, and I hope you will as well. I found this book very relatable. It is so nice to see a representation of people with communication difficulties in books such as this one." Just as the heroine in these stories, in real life Erin is a young girl who cannot walk, talk or use her hands. She has cerebral palsy. Within are subtle messages for her and many others such as 'never give up', 'I am able just as I am', 'reading gives one so much' and 'accept me as me'.  Clare Latham was asked by SpecialEffect founder Dr Mick Donegan if she could build a communication system with Erin, which she did together with her Mum and personal assistant. Erin's tenacity, ability and sense of fun then spurred Clare to write these stories from their shared experiences and, as it were, keep her going.Author proceeds all go to charity SpecialEffect, whose device Erin communicates with.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. A Beautifully illustrated and written (paperback) by Clare Latham with Foreword by Lee Ridley, Lost Voice Guy: "I enjoyed reading this book, and I hope you will as well. I found this book very relatable. It is so nice to see a representation of people with communication difficulties in books such as this one." Just as the heroine in these stories, in real life Erin is a young girl who cannot walk, talk or use her hands. She has cerebral palsy. Within are subtle messages for her and many others such as 'never give up', 'I am able just as I am', 'reading gives one so much' and 'accept me as me'.  Clare Latham was asked by SpecialEffect founder Dr Mick Donegan if she could build a communication system with Erin, which she did together with her Mum and personal assistant. Erin's tenacity, ability and sense of fun then spurred Clare to write these stories from their shared experiences and, as it were, keep her going.Author proceeds all go to charity SpecialEffect, whose device Erin communicates with.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A Beautifully illustrated & written (paperback) by Clare Latham with Foreword by Lee Ridley, Lost Voice Guy: "I enjoyed reading this book, and I hope you will as well. I found this book very relatable. It is so nice to see a representation of people with communication difficulties in books such as this one." Just as the heroine in these stories, in real life Erin is a young girl who cannot walk, talk or use her hands. She has cerebral palsy. Within are subtle messages for her and many others such as never give up, I am able just as I am, reading gives one so much and accept me as me'. Clare Latham was asked by SpecialEffect founder Dr Mick Donegan if she could build a communication system with Erin, which she did together with her Mum and personal assistant. Erins tenacity, ability and sense of fun then spurred Clare to write these stories from their shared experiences and, as it were, keep her going.Author proceeds all go to charity SpecialEffect, whose device Erin communicates with. Foreword by Lee Ridley Lost Voice Guy, to a story created in motivating a young girl with cerebral palsy to use a SpecialEffect speaking aid. The real life Erin, who cannot use her hands or speak, found her 'voice' and with that found friends. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 36 pages. 8.00x0.09x8.00 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 36 pages. 8.00x0.09x8.00 inches. In Stock.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A Beautifully illustrated & written (paperback) by Clare Latham with Foreword by Lee Ridley, Lost Voice Guy: "I enjoyed reading this book, and I hope you will as well. I found this book very relatable. It is so nice to see a representation of people with communication difficulties in books such as this one." Just as the heroine in these stories, in real life Erin is a young girl who cannot walk, talk or use her hands. She has cerebral palsy. Within are subtle messages for her and many others such as never give up, I am able just as I am, reading gives one so much and accept me as me'. Clare Latham was asked by SpecialEffect founder Dr Mick Donegan if she could build a communication system with Erin, which she did together with her Mum and personal assistant. Erins tenacity, ability and sense of fun then spurred Clare to write these stories from their shared experiences and, as it were, keep her going.Author proceeds all go to charity SpecialEffect, whose device Erin communicates with. Foreword by Lee Ridley Lost Voice Guy, to a story created in motivating a young girl with cerebral palsy to use a SpecialEffect speaking aid. The real life Erin, who cannot use her hands or speak, found her 'voice' and with that found friends. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A Beautifully illustrated & written (paperback) by Clare Latham with Foreword by Lee Ridley, Lost Voice Guy: "I enjoyed reading this book, and I hope you will as well. I found this book very relatable. It is so nice to see a representation of people with communication difficulties in books such as this one." Just as the heroine in these stories, in real life Erin is a young girl who cannot walk, talk or use her hands. She has cerebral palsy. Within are subtle messages for her and many others such as never give up, I am able just as I am, reading gives one so much and accept me as me'. Clare Latham was asked by SpecialEffect founder Dr Mick Donegan if she could build a communication system with Erin, which she did together with her Mum and personal assistant. Erins tenacity, ability and sense of fun then spurred Clare to write these stories from their shared experiences and, as it were, keep her going.Author proceeds all go to charity SpecialEffect, whose device Erin communicates with. Foreword by Lee Ridley Lost Voice Guy, to a story created in motivating a young girl with cerebral palsy to use a SpecialEffect speaking aid. The real life Erin, who cannot use her hands or speak, found her 'voice' and with that found friends. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. A Beautifully illustrated and written (paperback) by Clare Latham with Foreword by Lee Ridley, Lost Voice Guy: "I enjoyed reading this book, and I hope you will as well. I found this book very relatable. It is so nice to see a representation of people with communication difficulties in books such as this one." Just as the heroine in these stories, in real life Erin is a young girl who cannot walk, talk or use her hands. She has cerebral palsy. Within are subtle messages for her and many others such as 'never give up', 'I am able just as I am', 'reading gives one so much' and 'accept me as me'.  Clare Latham was asked by SpecialEffect founder Dr Mick Donegan if she could build a communication system with Erin, which she did together with her Mum and personal assistant. Erin's tenacity, ability and sense of fun then spurred Clare to write these stories from their shared experiences and, as it were, keep her going.Author proceeds all go to charity SpecialEffect, whose device Erin communicates with.…

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Paperback. Condizione: New. A Beautifully illustrated and written (paperback) by Clare Latham with Foreword by Lee Ridley, Lost Voice Guy: "I enjoyed reading this book, and I hope you will as well. I found this book very relatable. It is so nice to see a representation of people with communication difficulties in books such as this one." Just as the heroine in these stories, in real life Erin is a young girl who cannot walk, talk or use her hands. She has cerebral palsy. Within are subtle messages for her and many others such as 'never give up', 'I am able just as I am', 'reading gives one so much' and 'accept me as me'.  Clare Latham was asked by SpecialEffect founder Dr Mick Donegan if she could build a communication system with Erin, which she did together with her Mum and personal assistant. Erin's tenacity, ability and sense of fun then spurred Clare to write these stories from their shared experiences and, as it were, keep her going.Author proceeds all go to charity SpecialEffect, whose device Erin communicates with.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Foreword by Lee Ridley, Lost Voice Guy: 'I certainly enjoyed reading this book, and I hope you will as well! As someone who has lived with no speech for all of my life. I found this book to be very relatable. It is so nice to see a representation of people with communication difficulties in books such as this one.'Just as the heroine in these stories, in real life Erin is a young girl who cannot walk, talk or use her hands. She has cerebral palsy. Within are subtle messages for her and many others\* such as 'never give up', 'I am able just as I am', 'reading gives one so much' and 'accept me as me'. Clare Latham was asked by SpecialEffect founder Dr Mick Donegan if she could build a communication system with Erin, which she did together with her Mum and personal assistant. Erin's tenacity, ability and sense of fun then spurred Clare to write these stories from their shared experiences and, as it were, keep her going.\* There are 17 million around the world living with cerebral palsy (US National Institute of Health) SpecialEffect The charity is dedicated to giving disabled people the technology to access video games and the internet, thus promoting fun and inclusion. Dr Donegan was awarded an MBE for his service to disability.---------------diversity in picture books; picture books celebrating diversity; picture books that celebrate diversity; diversity picture books; diversity books for kindergarten.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Erin and the Mouse | (diversity in picture books) | Clare Latham | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | GB Publishing Org | EAN 9781912031382 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…