This is the story of Katie, a little girl who eats just like everyone, except when she doesn't. For when she's at school, her nurses you'll see. They show up for Katie and her feeding tube to give her the extra meal. The Branches Of The Vine series was created with the likeness of diversity in mind. No child should be left out because of their disability or special needs, neither should they be made to feel different from those around them in any negative way. The author Shanice Solan would like to bring awareness to ...
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This is the story of Katie, a little girl who eats just like everyone, except when she doesn't. For when she's at school, her nurses you'll see. They show up for Katie and her feeding tube to give her the extra meal. The Branches Of The Vine series was created with the likeness of diversity in mind. No child should be left out because of their disability or special needs, neither should they be made to feel different from those around them in any negative way. The author Shanice Solan would like to bring awareness to children and parents who may encounter others with physical disabilities and or medical needs like the ones in this book's series. Some eat different from others, talk different from others, see, hear, play, walk, understand and move around different from others; But just like you and just like me, we have our own unique differences that makes us who we are today. The Branches Of The Vine series dares you, to embrace that thing that makes you different. Be bold, wear that disability and or that special needs like it is the CAPE of your very own superhero.
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Add this copy of BRANCHES OF THE VINE- My Mic-Key is Hidden; It's No to cart. $15.02, new condition, Sold by Ingram Customer Returns Center rated 5.0 out of 5 stars, ships from NV, USA, published 2021 by Shanice Solan.
Add this copy of BRANCHES OF THE VINE- My Mic-Key is Hidden; It's No to cart. $15.02, new condition, Sold by Ingram Customer Returns Center rated 5.0 out of 5 stars, ships from NV, USA, published 2021 by Shanice Solan.
