Description
I Have Down Syndrome
Book Summary
A picture book that approaches the reality of a child with Down syndrome with tenderness and sincerity. Through David’s story, readers discover that, beyond appearances, he shares the same tastes, hobbies, and joys as any other child. A work designed to normalize diversity and break down false beliefs, ideal for sharing with family or in the classroom.
What is it about?
The book introduces David, a child who, although he may seem different at first glance, enjoys the same things as most: drawing, doodling, creating, and, above all, loving life. Through beautifully rendered illustrations, the work invites young and old alike to get to know his daily life, showing his personality, his interests, and his way of relating to the world. The story seeks to dismantle stereotypes and promote natural, respectful treatment of people with Down syndrome, fostering empathy and inclusion from childhood.
Main themes
- Functional diversity and Down syndrome
- Inclusion and normalization in childhood
- Empathy and respect for differences
- Creativity and childhood expression
- Breaking down false beliefs and stereotypes
Who is it recommended for?
This book is recommended for families, educators, and children aged 3 and up who wish to address the topic of diversity in a natural and positive way. It is also a useful tool for professionals working in educational or social inclusion, as well as for any reader looking for a sensitive and realistic story about living with difference.
What this book contributes
- An authentic and intimate look at the life of a child with Down syndrome, free from clichés.
- Fosters empathy and understanding toward people with functional diversity from an early age.
- Helps parents and educators start conversations about inclusion and respect.
- Offers a high-quality visual and narrative resource for teaching values in the classroom or at home.
Technical Specifications
- Author: Helena Kralji&x0010D;
- Publisher: Ediciones Jaguar
- Language: Catalan
- Topic: Picture books, Picture books: character books
- Collection: TBD COLLECTION
- Binding: Hardcover
- Publication date: Not specified
- Number of pages: 32
- Dimensions: Not specified
- Weight: 440 g
Editorial Review
This is a picture book that more than fulfills its informative and emotional objective. The proposal stands out for its sincere approach and its ability to connect with the child reader without falling into overprotection or paternalism. The illustrations, of high aesthetic quality, reinforce the message of normalization and make the book a valuable pedagogical tool. Recommended for those looking for quality material on functional diversity, both in the family and school setting.