We All Can Color

<p><strong>We All Can Color</strong> is a rhyming <strong>children's picture book</strong> about the concept of <strong>inclusion</strong> geared towards children <strong>ages 4 and up</strong>. Jake is a boy with a <strong>physical</strong> <strong>disability</strong> who is a <strong>wheelchair user </strong>and successfully uses<strong> adapted equipment. </strong>Jake just wants to fit in with the rest of his peers; however he is ignored and nobody will play with him until a classmate recognizes that he has the same talent (and even more so!) as any of the other children in his art class. This book is great for children to read on their own and/or for parents and teachers to educate young readers about the importance of <strong>inclusion</strong> <strong>accepting</strong> all individuals and recognizing the <strong>beauty</strong> and <strong>strengths</strong> of all abilities! </p>