Don’t Look at Me A child’s book about feeling different Sanford 1986 Regulars to our site will immediately recognize the creepy cover illustration style as one of our favorite authors here at ALB. For you new folks, prepare for some
Tag: special needs
Living Fully
Living Fully A Guide for Young People with a Handicap, Their Parents, Their Teachers, & Professionals Gordon 1975 This is a book of essays with resources for families with handicapped children. It also contains some discussion of job hunting, sex,
More Special Ed
Mental Retardation Dunbar 1978 Some books are just obvious. This came to me from an alert media specialist weeding her elementary school collection. I also found copies in quite a few public libraries. Yes we can debate the use of
Clothing for the Handicapped
Clothing for the Handicapped, the Aged, and Other People with Special Needs Hoffman 1979 This is actually a very useful concept for a book. (We posted one at ALB with a similar topic. Click here to compare to take a
Sally Can’t See
Sally Can’t See Petersen 1974 Submitter: The highlight of the book is right there on the cover. A poor blind child with a bird on her head. Holly: This book is definitely outdated. It isn’t so bad otherwise, but I’m
Crafts for (the) retarded?
Crafts for Retarded: Through their hands they shall learn McNiece 1964 Some librarian spies from the west sent along this wonderful title to ALB. I am not quite sure of the craft on the front, but the spies sent along
OMG…Really??
Creative Recreation for the Mentally Retarded Amary 1975 Thank you to the anonymous submitter for this one! Wow. I’m going to assume that most librarians do not think this is a good choice for today’s shelves. Here’s a great