My Invisible World
Eleven-year-old Morasha Winokur makes two invisible worlds the life of a child with special needs and the life of their sibling come alive. Although specifically written regarding Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders, her well-communicated observations are applicable to other diagnoses. As a result, My Invisible World should be recommended reading for all school personnel, pediatric healthcare providers, and health policymakers. Bless Morasha for her quietly emotional, loudly effective improvement of my own vision.--Yvonne W. Fry-Johnson, MD, MSCRMorasha, you really nailed it. I bet there are a lot of other kids with brothers or sisters they love who are also challenging. I m so glad I got to know you, Chancer and your whole family and that we got to work together on this book. I love Iyal, he is a great kid with a huge heart. I hope because of your writing, it will make a difference in the lives of many kids. You are a strong young woman and congratulations on taking the risk to tell your story. Much love.--Jodee Kulp, award winning author, The Whitest WallOMG I love it!!! Morasha s words are really powerful and you can feel how she feels!--Maddie - 11 years oldMorasha, you really nailed it. I bet there are a lot of other kids with brothers or sisters they love who are also challenging. I m so glad I got to know you, Chancer and your whole family and that we got to work together on this book. I love Iyal, he is a great kid with a huge heart. I hope because of your writing, it will make a difference in the lives of many kids. You are a strong young woman and congratulations on taking the risk to tell your story. Much love.--Jodee Kulp, award winning author, The Whitest WallOMG I love it!!! Morasha s words are really powerful and you can feel how she feels!--Maddie - 11 years old