On Being Sarah

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On Being Sarah

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Twelve-year-old Sarah longs to have friends of her own. But living with cerebral palsy isn't easy for Sarah, her family or friends. But with the help of her loving family and friends, Sarah discovers hope for a brighter future. This book is based on the life of a real girl. Read this book to find out how Sarah communicates with her friends and family because she cannot talk and speak as others do. What is the name of the communication system she uses?

By Elizabeth Helfman. Morton Grove, IL: Albert Whitman & Company. 1993. 172 Pages. Fiction.Suggested ages 10-14.

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