Learning To Be Me
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| Rating | : | 4.98 (504 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0063JRPWS |
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| Number of Pages | : | 577 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-07-18 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Instead, in a single moment in time, Peter's life is drastically altered by injury; and he must learn a new way of interacting with his world. Peter Michael Henderson is a bench warmer in the Midget Baseball League who has visions of homeruns and accolades for his multivarate and fantasized sports prowess. Peter is well fortified toward his recovery goal in the tiny frame of Alicia Henderson, Peter's diminutive sister who assues a "no holds barred" approach to Peter's recovery and reentrance into a world significantly altered by physical incapacitation.
M. Price said Excellent story of overcoming disabilities.. Dr Pirnot provides a realistic view into the life of not only a child who was suddenly and tragically injured, but also his family and friends. She captures the reader's mind and heart and leaves him or her constantly wondering what will happen next. She also provides a story that is so heart felt that it will make you smile in. Karen Pirnot Hits a Home Run Johanna With 'Learning To Be Me' Dr. Karen Pirnot has herself hit a home run! I spent a totally delightful evening reading this book, caught up in the stirring story of a boy coping with quadraplegia and was charmed by his engaging little sister who did so much to buoy up her "polarized" brother. I was amazed at the abundance of its in