Janet Willis: 5 books

It's hard for Maria to do some things her peers can do, she has autism. Catching a ball is difficult for her, but what's even more difficult is how she's looked at by other people. Relying on her imaginary friends, and the love of her parents to help her feel accepted, Maria's world takes a different...

With the help of an apple and worm, children will enjoy learning their numbers and counting to ten. With beautiful colors that draw children to the pages, and rhyming verses to keep them interested, counting to ten doesn't have to be a boring task for children to learn. Pages filled with praise to acknowledge their achievement!

"What's he doing? Why isn't he staying with the group? Where's he going?" Timmy started to get scared, his heart beating fast as he heard the whispering. "Don't let him go. Stop him!" Timmy hates Mondays. No more having fun with his best friend Vance riding bikes to the park.The...

"This is impossible," Tara said. "Oh, but it is quite possible. And now that you have woke me, do you mind telling me who you are, and why you have disturbed me?" Excitement soon turns to sadness when Tara is invited to go to the carnival with her friends Bridgette, Lilly,...

'Thought-provoking, well-written, and offering a range of fresh and sometimes challenging perspectives, Planning and Support should be essential reading for people working in the field of learning disabilities. Highly recommended.' - Involve Magazine The authors outline the skills needed and common issues...