Colors of Darkness: Ability Awareness Activity Book by Feather Chelle
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Such a beautiful book. I can truly say I learned from reading this. I was inspired. Even though it is a children’s book, adults should read it also. This book has opened my eyes and it will yours too. I highly recommend it.
Colors of Darkness: Ability Awareness Activity Book by Feather Chelle
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
This is a great poem and activity book. More importantly it was an inspirational insight to what it’s like to be blind or deaf. I learned so much about the different types of blindness and about myself. This book is a book of reflection. How do you overcome obstacles? How can you apply what you’ve leaned in this book to your life? Anyone reading this should walk away with a better understanding of themselves and of others. I think this should be used in schools. I intend on having my 13 year old work on it with me. It’s age appropriate and I believe it’ll create more understanding and acceptance of someone else who has a “disability”.
Colors of Darkness: Ability Awareness Activity Book by Feather Chelle
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Amazingly accurate and best activities
I loved that this book helped to engage the reader. As a person who was deaf as a child and had surgeries enabling them to become hard of hearing the things and activities the author gives to help able bodied people to understand is revioting. I believe more of this is needed. I also loved the poems as it empowered and created visual senses in the mind that were strong and you could imagine them as though you there in that moment.
Colors of Darkness: Ability Awareness Activity Book by Feather Chelle
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Very educational book. I loved the poems. The activities are very insightful. Kids and adults should both read this book. Very good way to introduce kids to learning about disabilities. Questions and Answers at the end were helpful too.
Colors of Darkness: Ability Awareness Activity Book by Feather Chelle
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
This is the story of one woman’s view of the world from her point of view with not just hers but with those who have a disability. We get an inside look of what it means to be blind and appreciate how her world is affected and how to adapt. We can close our eyes and try to imagine but we truly have no idea. It is unique, insightful and interesting and an eye opener as you read the poetry and words and try to imagine. It is also an invitation to children and adults to see the world of others with activities. It shows that even in darkness there is colour and beauty.
Reviewed by @jennadb
