Deze serie duikt in de diepten van vriendschap en begrip over verschillen heen. De verhalen verkennen de kracht van verbinding die communicatiebarrières overstijgt, en illustreren hoe empathie en acceptatie onverwachte en verrijkende relaties kunnen bevorderen. Volg de reizen van personages die leren de wereld vanuit verschillende perspectieven te zien en gemeenschappelijke grond vinden waar velen die niet zouden verwachten.
The narrative explores the heartfelt friendship that develops between a young girl and her new deaf neighbor. Through their bond, themes of understanding, acceptance, and the challenges of communication are beautifully illustrated, showcasing the power of connection beyond spoken language. Marlee Matlin's personal insights enrich the story, offering a poignant perspective on the experiences of those who navigate the world differently.
The story explores the complexities of friendship and perception through the eyes of a young girl navigating her relationship with a new classmate. As the protagonist, Megan, who is deaf, confronts her own insecurities, she discovers that initial judgments can be misleading. This companion to "Deaf Child Crossing" delves into themes of acceptance and understanding, ultimately revealing that everyone has their unique challenges and strengths.
Megan Merrill, a deaf fourth-grader, aspires to play Dorothy in her class's production of "The Wizard of Oz." Complications arise when her camp friend Lizzie transfers to her class, also vying for the role. The story explores themes of friendship, competition, and self-acceptance as Megan navigates her dreams and the challenges that come with them.