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Running Time: 05:57 hrsNarrator: Dana HopkinsPublisher:Center for Equitable Library Access, 2017
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- Author: McFarlane, JudyDate:Created2015Summary:
When Judy McFarlane is asked if she will help Grace, a woman with Down syndrome who dreams of becoming a famous writer, she realizes she holds deep, unacknowledged fears that Grace will be a dull-eyed young woman who can't read, let alone write, or that she might become agitated, even lash out. But the idea that Grace wants to be a writer, a dream McFarlane gave up when she was young, captures McFarlane. She helps Grace write her book and travels with Grace to give a copy of the book to her grandfather. Writing with Grace is the inspiring and informative story of Grace's journey.
Subject(s): Authors with disabilities | Down syndrome--Patients | Mentoring of authors | Self-actualization (Psychology) in women | British Columbia--VancouverOriginal Publisher: Toronto, ON, ©2014, CNIBLanguage(s): EnglishISBN: 9781771620260, 1771620269Collection(s)/Series: Disability Perspectives
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