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Three Wishes - Palestinian and Israeli children speak out
By Deborah Ellis
Written by the author of the highly acclaimed Parvana series, this collection of interviews with children living in Israel and Palestine gives the reader a first hand account of what it is like to grow up in a war torn country. The children share candidly what it is like to lose a parent, sibling or friend. They also give us an insight into what it is like to not be able to go to school or go out to play, to travel through checkpoints or to have your home destroyed several times. The book is not an easy one to read however it’s message is important, that there are children suffering and dying on both sides of all wars.
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From Control to Connection: An Unschooling Journey
What would all our Steiner friends think?’ was the initial thought that came to mind. ‘For that matter, what do I think?’ which began a chorus of debate within my head.
There I was at 6:30 am Tuesday morning, my daughter awake, eating a packet of chips,
Tahlia, A Birth Story
The night before giving birth to our daughter stayed up with my Mum and husband Greg and watched 'Memoirs of a Geisha', interestingly about the plight of under- privileged girls in Japan, thinking how lucky our soon to be born daughter was to be born in A
Facts and Myths about Special Needs Children
• Children are born with Down’s Syndrome approximately one in 700 births.
• It is a misconception to think that children with Down’s Syndrome are born to women over 35 years.
• Two-thirds of all children with Down’s Syndrome are born to mothers under 35