Included: A book for all children about inclusion, diversity, disability, equality and empathy Paperback – November 17, 2022

We love this book at our house and If people ask for books instead of cards I always get them this book! Super cute and I feel like it helps kids understand my son’s disability!

Bought two copies! One for the local elementary school and one to share with my class

I. Love. This. Book.You will see representations of Autism, ADHD, Down syndrome, Limb differences, and hearing impairment. My son (6) is on the spectrum and he loves how the girl with autism in the book also loves dinosaurs! Obviously this is for kids so it is slightly one dimensional in that it doesn’t dive into how all these different disabilities impact people differently. I.e. the kid with ADHD in the book can’t sit still when ADHD doesn’t always cause physical hyperactivity. I felt like it resonated with both my 2 y.o. and my 6 y.o. and they both are engaged in the stories and the ways you can make others feel included.10/10 recommend!

I work at an elementary school leading before and after school activities and I can’t wait to read this to the kids!

I bought this book to share with Gen Ed teachers in my school. It has helped them start some positive discussions as a class about the students in the school that have Special Needs!

My son is starting kindergarten and this is a great conversation starter for his ability questions and show him how to treat others at the same time

Great for teaching

I was looking for a book to help introduce children to different disabilities people may have and how to treat those individuals with compassion, respect, and dignity. Unfortunately, this author chose to include they/them gender pronouns for one of the characters in the book. If you don't support gender ideology, and especially its indoctrination in children, avoid this book. Such a disappointment that the author chose to inject controversial political messaging in a topic that should not be controversial - including and empathizing with kids with disabilities.