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What Makes You Super?

Let's Talk About Congenital Heart Defect|

(Author) Fernanda Neves
Format: Paperback
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Celebrate every difference that makes us Super! This story will melt your heart! With affectionate language and engaging illustrations, What makes you Super? is inspired by the real-life experiences of a lovely little girl. This inclusive and empowering children's book promotes the visibility and representation of kids with congenital heart defects (CHD). Perfect for families and educators to initiate an appropriate conversation about the beauty of diversity. This is the third book in the What makes you Super? book series. Let's make a difference by talking about our differences! Also available in Portuguese language: O que te faz Super? Other books from the book series: - "What Makes You Super?: Let's Talk About Amniotic Band Syndrome!" Written by Fernanda Neves and illustrated by Ozampronio - "What Makes You Super?: Let's Talk About Celiac Disease!" Written by Fernanda Neves and illustrated by Ozampronio

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Publisher:
Fernanda Neves
Format:
Paperback
Language:
en
ISBN:
9786500674767
Publish year:
2023
Publish date:
June 5, 2023

Fernanda Neves

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