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My Hidden Difference Makes Me Special
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My Hidden Difference Makes Me Special in Vernon, BC
Current price: $18.99

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My Hidden Difference Makes Me Special in Vernon, BC
Current price: $18.99
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Size: Hardcover
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In this reassuring and educational picture book, Anabel relates to readers about learning how to deal with the emotions and uncertainties of having invisible disorders. Meet Anabel. She is different. Can you see Anabel's difference? That's because it's invisible! Anabel is learning that her difference makes her special. She is learning what her limitations are, and when to ask for help. She wants you to learn with her. Her motto will help other children with invisible disorders understand that they get to choose what kind of person they are! "I need to learn what my body can and can't do. I need to stay away from things that make me feel bad...Only I get to choose who I am! Not my invisible disorder...I am strong. I am a good friend. I like to have fun. I like to play. Being different on the inside doesn't change any of that."
In this reassuring and educational picture book, Anabel relates to readers about learning how to deal with the emotions and uncertainties of having invisible disorders. Meet Anabel. She is different. Can you see Anabel's difference? That's because it's invisible! Anabel is learning that her difference makes her special. She is learning what her limitations are, and when to ask for help. She wants you to learn with her. Her motto will help other children with invisible disorders understand that they get to choose what kind of person they are! "I need to learn what my body can and can't do. I need to stay away from things that make me feel bad...Only I get to choose who I am! Not my invisible disorder...I am strong. I am a good friend. I like to have fun. I like to play. Being different on the inside doesn't change any of that."


















