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Canaries Among Us - A Mother's Story (Paperback)
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Canaries Among Us - A Mother's Story (Paperback)
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Loot Price R367
Discovery Miles 3 670
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For those drawn to both Tara Westover's candid view into a
difficult childhood and Susan Cain's research on undervalued traits
. . . Canaries Among Us encourages us to reconsider and appreciate
kids who learn and think differently. "The courage to put this
story on paper should not be overlooked . . . Taylor addresses so
many noteworthy things . . . includ[ing] the importance of
inclusion, diversity, and how to protect children who are
vulnerable. Overall, I would highly recommend this book to all
parents [and] educators. Everyone can benefit from a better
understanding of [each] other's differences." -San Francisco Book
Review,5/5 STARS Canaries Among Us explores one of the most
widespread threats to children's well-being: a lack of acceptance.
Kayla Taylor starts her day as an ordinary parent at a respected
school, but her family's life turns upside-down when her child
becomes the prime target of bullying. Taylor assumes the school
will partner with her to solve the problem but is confounded when
she finds the opposite: officials not only turn a blind eye to
cruelty but also ostracize and attack anyone who speaks up against
it. Frustrated by this failure to protect vulnerable students,
Taylor researches the challenges those in charge are most unwilling
to discuss with her-like bullying, learning differences, and
anxiety. She then digs deeper to study empowering responses that
are woefully absent from many parenting books and teaching
curricula-including validation, empathy, apologies, forgiveness,
healing, and belonging. These concepts end up providing the
guideposts Taylor needs to navigate both the exquisite joy and raw
heartache inherent in raising a child who doesn't fit society's
definition of "normal." Canaries Among Us is both a heart-rending
expose of the ways we mistreat unique children and a searing
indictment of society's tendency to revictimize people in their
times of greatest need. Throughout, Canaries Among Us points to an
alternative: supporting, and even celebrating, the dazzling variety
of our humanity.
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