The Way We Read is a lyrical celebration of the enchanting diversity of books and those who read them. It aims to inspire a love of reading by showcasing various types of books, the different places where one can read, and the many ways one can engage in reading. It acts as a simple and gentle reminder to our young readers that there is hardly ever a wrong way to read a book. No matter your ability, books are for all of us, even if you can’t say the words on the page.
Large, 28-page, hardcover book
$16 USD
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Sneak Peek:
The Author
Aya Shabarek received a Bachelor’s Degree in English and a Master’s Degree in Elementary and Special Education. She is currently pursuing a certification in nature-based education. Searching for children's books that positively represent children with disabilities is something that she practiced in her graduate teaching program and it is part of the inspiration behind this book. Since she was a little girl, she has loved reading and spent much of her childhood in her local public library. In her teaching experience, she has always utilized books as a way to connect with her students.
She is a mother to two children and has striven to foster a love of reading and books in them since the day they were born. They have inspired her in countless ways, and despite her son being nonverbal, he has taught her that there are so many ways to engage in reading and interact with books. Witnessing his miraculous bond with books has shown her that books are for all of us, even if you can’t say the words on the page.
Aya Shabarek received a Bachelor’s Degree in English and a Master’s Degree in Elementary and Special Education. She is currently pursuing a certification in nature-based education. Searching for children's books that positively represent children with disabilities is something that she practiced in her graduate teaching program and it is part of the inspiration behind this book. Since she was a little girl, she has loved reading and spent much of her childhood in her local public library. In her teaching experience, she has always utilized books as a way to connect with her students.
She is a mother to two children and has striven to foster a love of reading and books in them since the day they were born. They have inspired her in countless ways, and despite her son being nonverbal, he has taught her that there are so many ways to engage in reading and interact with books. Witnessing his miraculous bond with books has shown her that books are for all of us, even if you can’t say the words on the page.
