From Port Wine Stain to Angel Kisses - Newton, Colene
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A joyful story with a positive outlook of a young child with a birthmark called Port Wine Stain. Leo is undergoing treatment for the rare skin disease which he narrates along with colorful illustrations. The book teaches our differences are what make us special. For some children, things that make them unique might also make them look different. Includes resources for others sharing Leo's experience.

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A joyful story with a positive outlook of a young child with a birthmark called Port Wine Stain. Leo is undergoing treatment for the rare skin disease which he narrates along with colorful illustrations. The book teaches our differences are what make us special. For some children, things that make them unique might also make them look different. Includes resources for others sharing Leo's experience.
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I was born and raised in Orange, California, where orange trees were everywhere. I attended Pacific Christian College in Fullerton, and worked several years at Forest Home Christian Conference Center. After moving back home, I worked in the savings and loan business until I met my husband on a blind date; we married four months later. After our three daughters were older, I began working with my husband at a funeral home, although I was still involved with the girls in their academic, sports, and church activities. I have a cousin who was born with cerebral palsy, so I grew up knowing that we are not all the same. When my fourth grandson was born with a large Port Wine Stain on his face I wanted others to look past the visible difference and not be afraid to get to know the sweet and wonderful boy he is. It is difficult for many people to see beyond someone's appearance because everywhere we look, we only see perfect people in magazines and social media. I hope Leo's book will help you embrace others who are unique. Perhaps one day there will be someone in your life that is unique and wonderful.