Walk In My Shoes

Reviewed by Sarina Nayak Look Me in the Eye: My Life with Aspergers by John Elder Robinson Sarina NayakLook Me in the Eye is an...

Review by Rhea Bhatia Focused is a novel that takes you along a journey with Clea. Clea is a middle school student who has ADHD, and had...

Reviewed by Sarina Nayak Fish In A Tree is an amazing read.. Ally Nickerson’s inability to read sets her apart from the rest of her class...

Reviewed by Sarina Nayak The book Wonder is a moving story. Wonder follows Auggie Pullman, who was born with a facial difference that...

Reviewed by Annika Bhatia The book Funny, You Don’t Look Autistic is written by comedian Michael McCreary. In his book, Michael McCreary...

Reviewed by Rhea Bhatia The War That Saved My Life is a historical fiction book during WWII. Ada Smith is 10 years old, and has a club...

Reviewed by Annika Bhatia The book Things I Should Have Known is about a heartwarming sibling relationship between two sisters,...

Reviewed by Sarina Nayak Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus is a great read. It follows Aven Green, who was born without arms....

Reviewed by Sarina Nayak ​ “The View from Saturday” follows Mrs. Olinski, who became paraplegic after getting into a car accident. When...

Reviewed by Rhea Bhatia ​ Save Me a Seat is a book about boys named Ravi and Joe. Ravi has moved to America from India, and has a very...

Reviewed by Annika Bhatia The book “Rules,” written by Cynthia Lord, is about a sweet sibling relationship between 12-year-old Catherine...

Discussion Guide and Questions

Interview with Jordan Christian Fighting for My Voice: My Life with Verbal Apraxia This interview is part of a larger project being...

It was not easy but we did not talk for 24 hours. Our friends at the Orange Effect Foundation hold an annual Silence Challenge to raise...

We live in a world of mixed messages about wearing masks. “Masked messages”, if you will. In the past few days I’ve read: Wearing a mask...

How does having a medical condition, developmental delay, or learning difference interplay with childhood bullying?