Isbn: 9781038736024 - roxie in color (dyslexia-friendly edition) (8 resultados)

Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. Roxie in Color (Dyslexia-Friendly Edition). Book.

Condición: New.

Paperback. Condición: New. Dyslexic ed.

Paperback. Condición: New. Dyslexic ed.

Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 354 pages. 6.14x0.79x9.21 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condición: New. Dyslexic ed.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Dyslexic Books are specially formatted books for people with dyslexia in the Open Dyslexic font. Some Dyslexic Books features: *bolds the bottom of letters to anchor the words and train the eye across the line *improved spacing between the letters and words *gives letters larger openings. The books are printed on cream paper with black text. Roxie loves her parents, but other people can't seem to see past the fact that they're blind-and they don't really see Roxie, either. To them, she's just ''the girl with the blind parents.'' So when her family moves to a new town and Roxie starts seventh grade at a new school, she's determined to be known for the other parts of who she is: an artist, an animal lover, and the kind of person who bakes cookies for people she cares about for no special reason. But that means keeping her parents' blindness a secret from the kids at school and definitely not telling anyone that she might inherit the eye condition that caused her mother's vision loss-at least until they get to know her.For a while, Roxie is happier than she's ever been. But when her lies and omissions lead to a visit from Child Protective Services, will Roxie find the courage to be fully honest with her friends, her parents, and herself? This heartfelt depiction of a girl establishing her own identity, with some chapters told from the perspective of her mother's loyal guide dog, is an authentic portrayal of the joys, challenges, and everyday ordinariness of being raised by parents who have a disability. Roxie loves her parents, but other people can't seem to see past the fact that they're blind-and they don't really see Roxie, either. To them, she's just ''the girl with the blind parents.'' So when her family moves to a new town and Roxie starts seventh grade at a new school, she's determined to be known for the other parts of who she is: an ar. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Dyslexic Books are specially formatted books for people with dyslexia in the Open Dyslexic font. Some Dyslexic Books features: *bolds the bottom of letters to anchor the words and train the eye across the line *improved spacing between the letters and words *gives letters larger openings. The books are printed on cream paper with black text. Roxie loves her parents, but other people can't seem to see past the fact that they're blind-and they don't really see Roxie, either. To them, she's just ''the girl with the blind parents.'' So when her family moves to a new town and Roxie starts seventh grade at a new school, she's determined to be known for the other parts of who she is: an artist, an animal lover, and the kind of person who bakes cookies for people she cares about for no special reason. But that means keeping her parents' blindness a secret from the kids at school and definitely not telling anyone that she might inherit the eye condition that caused her mother's vision loss-at least until they get to know her.For a while, Roxie is happier than she's ever been. But when her lies and omissions lead to a visit from Child Protective Services, will Roxie find the courage to be fully honest with her friends, her parents, and herself? This heartfelt depiction of a girl establishing her own identity, with some chapters told from the perspective of her mother's loyal guide dog, is an authentic portrayal of the joys, challenges, and everyday ordinariness of being raised by parents who have a disability. Roxie loves her parents, but other people can't seem to see past the fact that they're blind-and they don't really see Roxie, either. To them, she's just ''the girl with the blind parents.'' So when her family moves to a new town and Roxie starts seventh grade at a new school, she's determined to be known for the other parts of who she is: an ar. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…