The Boys’ Guide to Growing Up, and The Girls’ Guide to Growing Up, both by Terri Couwenhoven
These two books are written for adolescents with intellectual disabilities experiencing puberty. These books use succinct and straightforward language to address the physical and emotional changes of the “tween and teen” years. They are particularly strong on developing an understanding of public and private behaviours. Black and white illustrations.
Both titles are also available in Kindle editions.
Important request from Jo
Borrowers are requested to return any overdue resources so that other members have access to them. We will be undertaking a stocktake soon, so swift action would be much appreciated. If the item has been lost please notify Jo via email: library@dsansw.org.au or telephone: 9841 4410
Important request from Jo
Borrowers are requested to return any overdue resources so that other members have access to them. We will be undertaking a stocktake soon, so swift action would be much appreciated. If the item has been lost please notify Jo via email: library@dsansw.org.au or telephone: 9841 4410
Vote for a cover for a new Woodbine House book
Readers are invited to help choose the cover of A room full of golden shells: 100 works by artists and writers with Down syndrome, a forthcoming book from specialist publishers Woodbine House, by voting for your favourite of two images on their Facebook page (see today's post). Publication is scheduled for March.
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