Andy's Journey To The Moon - Ang, Sue
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Eight-year-old Andy loves everything about soccer and all the fun his friends Niko and Sammy have when they play. Being in a wheelchair to get around, Andy is afraid no one-not even his friends-will play with him, and that makes him sad and feels left out. One day, something magical happens after Andy makes a wish upon a shooting star. An elf named Mr. Puff Puff, and his magical friends arrives from the moon with more surprises. Soon, Andy and his new friends start their adventure together. Happier than he's ever been, Andy has the time of his life. Not only is he free to play, but he learns…mehr

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Eight-year-old Andy loves everything about soccer and all the fun his friends Niko and Sammy have when they play. Being in a wheelchair to get around, Andy is afraid no one-not even his friends-will play with him, and that makes him sad and feels left out. One day, something magical happens after Andy makes a wish upon a shooting star. An elf named Mr. Puff Puff, and his magical friends arrives from the moon with more surprises. Soon, Andy and his new friends start their adventure together. Happier than he's ever been, Andy has the time of his life. Not only is he free to play, but he learns valuable lessons from his new friends about bravery and embracing his abilities. Would Andy finally be able to let go his fear and be accepted by his friends? Andy's Journey to The Moon - promotes inclusivity, compassion, empathy, and self-esteem for children of all abilities. It invites children to see beyond their differences and celebrate what makes every unique.
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Sue Ang has made it her mission to spread awareness about inclusivity in society. As a mother to a young son with Alexander Disease, a rare genetic disorder, she understands how vital it is for her son and others with disabilities to feel like they belong and are welcomed in all places. Her advocacy and unwavering love for her son inspired her to become a writer. In so doing, she knows she can reach people across the globe with her message and advocate for children everywhere. When Sue isn't writing, advocating, or spending as much time as possible with her husband and son, she enjoys reading, learning new things, and doing whatever she can to make the world a better place.