Let's Make Faces!

Let's Make Faces! Have Fun Drawing Different Faces for Different Feelings but Gerard Emerson Langeler helps children with disabilities learn to identify various facial expressions and what each expression means. Each set of pages corresponds to a certain expression. One page will describe what each emotion is, triggers for the emotion and then puts the emotion into a real life situation the child would relate to. The next page will then ask the child to draw what they think the emotion looks like.

Let's Make Faces! is a great introduction for children to learn about emotions and what is behind each expression.

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Quality of Life

Quality of Life and Disability: An Approach for Community Practitioners by Ivan Brown and Roy Brown is a practical book that applies ideas about quality of life to the field of disability to assist front-line professionals, managers and policy-makers in effective service provision. The book also discusses the quality of life in the daily lives of people who have disabilities and shows how an understanding of the issue can inform practice in assessment, intervention, management and policy.

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Young Art Tatum

Piano Starts Here: The Young Art Tatum by Robert Andrew Parker is the story of a jazz pianist from Toledo, Ohio who was born nearly blind. As a young boy, he enjoyed playing the piano first for his family, churches, and local radio stations to later perform in countries all over the world. This is a beautifully illustrated tribute to one of the greatest jazz musicians of all times.


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