Meet Will and Jake: Best Buds Forever

Will and Jake are best buds. They have a lot of fun together, and like a lot of the same things. They are different in some ways though. Jake was born with an extra chromosome. This means he has Down syndrome, and he learns some things differently. That's okay though, Will doesn't mind and he appreciates what Jake brings to their friendship. This story explains a bit about Down syndrome to young readers, and shares the key message that we are all more alike than we are different and the world is a better place when we are all included. Meet Will and Jake shows that if you take the chance to get to know somebody for who they are, you might just gain a wonderful friend.

This book was written by the Infant & Child Development Program of Community Living Kincardine and District, together with the parents of the Homies with Extra Chromies group. The Homies with Extra Chromies is a group for parents and young children in Kincardine Ontario who are experiencing the joy of Down syndrome in their lives. This group of dynamic parents and children aims to educate and advocate while spreading the message of inclusion to children all over.

All proceeds from this book will assist Community Living Kincardine and District in supporting people who have a developmental disability to lead enriched and meaningful lives.

Author: Community Living Kincardine &. District
Publisher: Tellwell Talent
Published: 08/23/2018
Pages: 38
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.22lbs
Size: 8.00h x 8.00w x 0.10d
ISBN: 9780228802914

About the Author
Community Living Kincardine &. District: - This book was written by the Infant and Child Development Program of Community Living Kincardine & District, together with the parents of the Homies with Extra Chromies group. The Homies with Extra Chromies is a group for parents and young children in Kincardine Ontario who are experiencing the joy of Down Syndrome in their lives. This group of dynamic parents and children aims to educate and advocate while spreading the message of inclusion to children all over. Sarah Diebel, the illustrator, was also raised in the Kincardine community. She has been friends with Jenny Raspberry, the Infant and Child Development Coordinator, since the first grade and is grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this beautiful project about friendship. Sarah now lives in Toronto with her husband and two sons.

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