All kinds of friends, even green!
Record details
- ISBN: 1890627356
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Physical Description:
1 v. (unpaged) : col. ill. ; 23 x 29 cm.
print - Edition: 1st ed.
- Publisher: Bethesda, MD : Woodbine House, 2002.
Content descriptions
Summary, etc.: | Seven-year-old Moses, who has spina bifida and uses a wheelchair, reflects that his neighbor's disabled iguana resembles him because they both have found alternative ways to get where they want to go. |
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All Kinds of Friends, Even Green!
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Summary
All Kinds of Friends, Even Green!
2003 Skipping Stones Honor Award What's green, spiky, and is missing toes? It's Zaki, the iguana, and she is Moses's friend! In school, Moses and the rest of his class are given the assignment of choosing a friend to write about. As he wonders which person to choose, he thinks of his circle of friends and what they share together. Some friends are kids like Jimmy who says funny things, and Manuel who races with Moses on the playground. Other friends are grown-ups like Mom and Dad, and teachers. Neighbors can be friends too, like Kate, his teen-aged babysitter. Kate owns two really cute iguanas. One of the iguanas, Zaki, is missing toes. That's it! Moses will write about Zaki. After all, they really have something in common. Moses and Zaki both have special needs. Zaki, with her missing toes, must figure out new ways to move around and get to where she wants to go, which is exactly what Moses must do in his wheelchair! More than just a story about friendship, All Kinds of Friends, Even Green! looks at difference in a unique way'such as being in a wheelchair or missing toes. With this beautifully photographed and engaging story, children discover that living with disability and facing its challenges can be seen as interesting, even positive. With an Afterword about disabilities, Moses, and iguanas, the story provides material for discussing inclusion at school and home.