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"Isabelle has Down syndrome, but that doesn't matter to her friend Charlie.... 'Life is more fun with friends like Isabelle,' Charlie says, and readers will agree."
--School Library Journal
"A magical book that presents acceptance and inclusion of people with disabilities with beautiful simplicity."
--Elizabeth Goodwin, Chair and Co-Founder
National Down Syndrome Society
"This wonderful book celebrates the innocence and wisdom of children. We can all learn from this endearing tale of friendship."
--Eunice Kennedy Shriver, Founder
Special Olympics
"What is outstanding about this book is that the story line never mentions that Isabelle has a disability. The message in My Friend Isabelle is that everyone is different. Isabelle is a valuable child who is desirable as a friend."
--Review of Disability Studies, Volume II, Issue 1, 2006
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