There’s A Little Boy In My Class But I Don’t Know His Name

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Follow along in this cute, rhyming, picture book as a little boy named Brayden goes from being curious about one his classmates, who doesn’t talk and is in a wheelchair, to becoming his friend. Brayden becomes and example to others, including his mom. Brayden and his new friend form a special bond that they both truly benefit from.The book can be used as a tool to help start the conversation with young children about how to interact with children of different abilities. The book is worded simply and perfect for boys and girls, ages 3-7. It encourages children to get past being uncomfortable about differences and disabilities and instead to focus on similarities and abilities. It’s a book about friendship, acceptance and kindness. It’s the book you’ve been looking for! Perfect for parents and teachers!