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Buch, Hörbücher:

Kinderbücher über körperliche Behinderungen

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Why Me, Mama?: A children's book about the disability experience

Autor: Katherine Lockwood
Illustrator: Evgeniya Erokhina

Taschenbuch, 08.07.2022

Lily The Different Dinosaur

Autor: Mr Daniel Harnett
Illustrator: Mr Matt Beveridge

Taschenbuch, 04.12.2023

Declan and Dove have Diabetes!: Type 1 (My Friends are Different!)

Autor: Sophie McLelland

Taschenbuch, 28.11.2023

Anatomie Des Menschlichen Körpers Malbuch Für Kinder Alter 5-12 Jahre: Malbuch Für Kinder üBer Menschliche Anatomie, Farbe Entzückende Körperteile, Knochen, Hand Und Mehr

Autor: Di Broblo Stoni

Taschenbuch, 15.04.2021

Dinky Hocker Shoots Smack! (Puffin Plus S.)

Autor: M. E. Kerr

Taschenbuch, 29.08.1985

When I'm Worried (Anxiety Books for Kids, Ages 3 5, Childrens Books, Kindergarten)

Autor: Michael Gordon

Gebundene Ausgabe, 16.05.2021

Millvy's Tail goes to Koro Island: Book 2 (MILLVYS MISSING TAIL, Band 2)

Autor: Eleanor Kit
Illustrator: Lizette Duvenage

Taschenbuch, 24.07.2020

Amelia has AuDHD! (My Friends are Different!)

Autor: Sophie McLelland

Taschenbuch, 13.11.2023

Every Hero Has A Story: Hemihypertrophy

Autor: Abigail G Arndt

Gebundene Ausgabe, 01.01.2023

It Shouldn't Happen to a Vet (Bull's-eye)

James Herriot

Taschenbuch

A Kind of Loving (Bull's-eye)

Stan Barstow

Taschenbuch

The Day of the Triffids (Bull's-eye)

John Wyndham

Taschenbuch

Essef - When Bill Masen wakes up in his hospital bed, he has reason to be grateful for the bandages that covered his eyes the night before. For he finds a population rendered helpless by the blindness that followed the spectacular display of bright green lights that filled the night sky; a population at the mercy of the Triffids. Once, with their ability to move and their carnivorous habits, the Triffids were just botanical curiosities. But now, with humans so vulnerable, they are a potent threat to humanity's survival. It is up to people like Bill, the few who can still see, to carve out a future. . .