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- Crossing Boundaries: New voices from Indonesia
- Top Stories
- Photographer Tommy Keith examines familial life, having been conceived via sperm donation
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- 5 Stephen King Short Stories We’d Love to See Adapted! - Bloody Disgusting
An exciting story about a girl with Asperger Syndrome—will Daisy be able to gather her courage and amazing talents to save her friend? Suitable for all ages, families and teachers. Presents the joys and frustrations of having a younger brother with Asperger Syndrome.
Crossing Boundaries: New voices from Indonesia
An engaging and amusing teen love story that will appeal to children of all ages. Adam invites young readers to learn about AS from his perspective. He tells them what AS is, what it feels like to have AS, leading to an understanding of their differences and an appreciation of their many talents.
- The TRACKS.
- Retribution?
- Flash Fiction: ‘Endangered’ by Christopher Stanley.
- The Aeneid: By Virgil - Illustrated.
- “The State”.
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This illustrated book is suited to children 7 — 15 years and a good starting point for family and classroom discussion. With illustrations throughout, this book will help siblings to understand that their emotional responses are natural and OK. Two boys, who are good friends, can help children understand what autism can be like—and how others can help by understanding how they are different and recognising their many unique talents. A beautifully illustrated picture book to help parents explain an autism diagnosis to their child in a sensitive, positive and accurate way.
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A summary checklist at the end is to encourage the child to record and discuss how autism affects them. Tom invites readers to learn about autism from his perspective, helping them to understand what it is and explaining the challenges he faces. This beautifully illustrated book is ideally suited for readers aged 7 upwards.
It includes clear, useful information for parents and professionals.
This inventive picture book uses the metaphor of a train to teach basic conventions of conversation to children with autism. Locomotives are like greetings; they get the train going. When a conversation veers off-topic it is like a derailed train. The book, suited to children aged 5 , includes attractive colour photos of trains, blank worksheets and colouring pages. Tomas loves trains, trampolines and his dog Flynn.
Photographer Tommy Keith examines familial life, having been conceived via sperm donation
He hates sudden noises, surprises and changes in routine. He loves fun and friendship, just like you! This beautifully illustrated book is a perfect introduction to autism for children aged 2 and over, including children with autism, friends and siblings. Shop online: www.
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By Stephen Dixon. In this one no one will live on Riverside Drive or West 75th Street.
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In this one no one will go to a concert, recital, or opera, and no music will be played on a radio or CD. In this one other people besides his daughter try to fix him up with women, but it never works out, mainly because neither is interested in most of the things the other is. In this one no one goes down with a ship in the North Atlantic or is killed by a falling tree or a huge chunk of concrete that comes off a building.
In this one there are no conversations in cars.
In this one there are no funerals or memorials, and no one gets taken to Emergency in an EMS truck. Did he already say that? In this one the last woman he makes love with is someone he was engaged to almost fifty years ago. In this one, after not being in touch with her for almost forty years and not even realizing she lives in the city and has for about twenty years, he bumps into her in front of a Rembrandt self-portrait in a Dutch gallery at the Metropolitan Museum. In this one they have dinner the following night, and after dinner she invites him to her apartment for a drink.
In this one no one calls a drink like that a nightcap. Act of love. Love act. We could still see each other as friends, but I doubt we would. And help me.
Go to bed with you. That could affect my performance, I hate calling it, but you know what I mean. In this one the only time they kissed that night before they were in the bedroom was when they met in front of the restaurant, and that was on the cheek. Would you like another drink before we go to the bedroom?
May I use the towel in the bathroom? And do you have a spare toothbrush? The nature of his being a relatively minor character has more to do with when he entered the novel. The character is half white, half Cheyenne.
5 Stephen King Short Stories We’d Love to See Adapted! - Bloody Disgusting
What does he mean by that? That aspect of the character is largely based on my own experience, and I can only speak for myself, but being half of one thing and half of another, when it comes to people and their histories, their stories, culture, heritage, language, especially for someone whose two histories seem set against each other—as with Native people and white people, for example—makes for an internal conflict, which I felt from a very early age.
The too much and not enough whiteness has to do with being half white, but not having grown up with any particular culture of whiteness. Plus a whole bunch of other fractions involving other European nations. And being only half Native, and not necessarily looking the part, is difficult. Some of the other chapters in the novel are narrated in the first person, some in the third person, but this is the only one told in the second person. What made you choose that voice for this character? I played around a lot with P. Tried different P. Tedious work, but I wanted to be sure that the story felt—to me, anyway—like it was coming from the right place.
Was told in the right way. This chapter first came out in third person, then first, then finally, when I tried it in the second person, something clicked.