Beau the Boxer's First Day at School
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Michelle Wilson, Author
Michelle Wilson is an author and twenty-year teacher veteran with a Master of Arts in Special Education, who now advocates for students as a Section 504 Coordinator.
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Zack Wilson, IllustratorZack Wilson is an illustrator and multi-media developer, living in the North Texas area with his wife of 33 years, Michelle. They have a large family that they love dearly: two adult children and their significant others, a college-aged son and five beautiful grandchildren.
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"I wrote the book, Beau the Boxer's First Day at School when my granddaughter was nervous about starting Kindergarten.
I wanted to assure her that school was a great place to meet new friends. Working as a special education teacher, I want every child reading my book to see characters with many different characteristics and abilities so that inclusion and kindness become natural every day. If we start early, teaching kids to show kindness to each other, it will make a difference in the world. I hope my book is a part of that positive change!" - Michelle Wilson, Author
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Reviews:
"We added a new book to the shelf tonight! I can honestly say that both (boy 9, girl 2) LOVED it." -Angelle Sullivan, Former Special Education Itinerant Aide"Y'all!! Michelle Wilson is one of the BEST educators I've ever work with! Her knowledge is just out of this world AND she's using her skills to start writing children's books!! She brought us a copy and it is just so good!! It's about a dog who meets other dogs with different abilities. He quickly realizes that everyone isn't able to play in the same ways, so he works to find a game that they can ALL play together! Is that not a message our youth need right now!?! This would be a great book for a class meeting!!" -Natalie Stewart, Former Kindergarten Teacher"I just received the copy of your new book - I ordered it immediately!! It is wonderful and so clearly written by a kind and caring teacher. Thanks for writing one I can easily put in my stash of read-alouds. Well done and congratulations!!"
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