This is an interesting story of triumph and determination. It highlights the need for quick and professional intervention in the lives of struggling students, especially in Third World Countries where resources and expertise are often absent. It can serve as a source of motivation for both parents and children who are dealing with the challenges of learning disabilities. Parents with special-needs children will be motivated to think differently and to replace defeatism with hope and possibility. Children with learning challenges who read or listen to this story will be motivated to try, and be encouraged to apply themselves instead of giving up. Rather than being technical verbose, this book paints a picture of challenge and triumph. Not only special needs kids and their families, but also everyone can walk away from this book inspired.Dave A. Blake
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Asheem, The Boy Who Could Not Read, is the second book published by author/teacher, Sharon D. Ulett, M.Ed. Her first book, “The Three Little Urban Pigs, A Modern Tale of The Three Little Pigs” was published in October of 2013. Ms. Ulett is an autistic support teacher working in the School District of Philadelphia. She was born in Jamaica (the setting of this story), but migrated to the United States in 1993. Sharon has always had the desire to become an educator, but finally decided to make it her career when one of her sons was diagnosed with a learning disability. Ms. Ulett has a deep love for children and a passion for education. She enjoys teaching, writing and telling stories and is also a strong advocate for individuals with disabilities.
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