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Many of us have been through challenges, which we had to encounter as children and as adults alike. To be physically challenged may bring cruelty and abuse from others. As a child, Alicia is challenged each day by her peers because of a disorder, Tourette syndrome, which she has no control over. With help from her best friend, Emma, Alicia gains integrity, hope, and courage in addressing her peers. Is Alicia Different? is an example and an ins...

The inspirational book SKATE ON! is written for young children and for everyone who enjoys sports. It encourages synchronized ice skating be considered an Olympic sport.When Virginia is introduced to the beauty of synchronized ice skating, the girl decides to try out for a team. Hoping to travel around the world to ice skate in competitions, Virginia gives it her all. She is introduced to the wonderful beauty of this sport and decides that she...

The image of a photograph that stands alone is seen in various ways by the eyes of the beholder. In A Gentle Wave of the Quill, poems are written in rich and imaginative concepts that which brings light to the forefront of each photograph. This book is full of enjoyable photographs from around the world. The poet enhances a creative outlook in such a way for readers to recognize a whole new prospective.

Angela loves the game of basketball. When she is confronted with a challenge by others, Angela comes up with a great idea. Angela takes us on an adventure full of excitement and a breathtaking outcome.

This is a cheerful and fun story based on Ariel the Cat. Ever wonder what our pets do and experience when we are away from home? This storyline takes us on a tour as to how Ariel spends her day while Justine, her owner, goes out to work. This is a truly whimsical book that has a curious layout with detailed illustrations to tell this tale.

In I Am Myself, Thersea Borrelli recounts her journey from a diagnosis of Tourette Syndrome in childhood, to a state of acceptance. At first, Theresa developed an attitude that was defensive, and critical of the doctors who treated her. Slowly, as a young adult, she began to assimilate, acknowledge and reconcile her disorder, for which there is no cure. Though about Tourette Syndrome, I Am Myself offers the reader a universal experience, r...