Hirishavi: “I love that Masterpiece has a few blank pages at the end for you to add your own masterpiece and it teaches you that everyone is unique and everything is a masterpiece! It teaches the readers to treat others the way you want to be treated.”

 

Jeffrey: “In the book The Abilities in Me, it shows us what it’s like to be different and have ADHD. It helps others know what it is like to be different and how their life is different and how it can be hard.”

 

Ada: “I think that What if We Were All the Same is a good book because it can help someone embrace differences and help them to learn to love others.”

 

Cailyn: “The book Included is a good book because it teaches people that we are all different, but just because we are different, we shouldn’t be treated differently.”

 

Luke: “Wonderfully Wired Brains is great. My cousin has ADHD and autism and now I can know more about what that means. I understand more about what he is doing and why he is doing it.”

 

Ada: “These books are a wonderful addition to the library because they can help kids understand that people’s differences make them special. If you understand other kids, you can help them to be successful and feel included.”

 

Cailyn: “Even though brains work differently, we are all human and need to be treated like everyone else.”