Charlene McIver

Lee is a child in a wheelchair and with his friends they are getting ready for the Renaissance Festival. They want to have the best costumes but really can’t decide what they want to do. As they’re making their costumes Lee gets frustrated because things that might be used to make his costume interfere with his hands or with his chair or with his mobility in total. But a little thought, a little ingenuity, and a little bit of a time out help the team come up with a perfect costume for each member no matter their ability. They all have fun and even win the contest. This is a great story for showing inclusion, however I find the illustrations feel a little old fashion, like something out of the 80s. Overall it’s not a bad book.… (altro)