This book is a memoir about a girls experience in a special education class. The main character struggles as she is bullied in the beginning of the book, but find true friendship with her peers in the special education class. This book was incredibly touching and it would be very valuable in the classroom to teach kindness and friendship to students!

Elementary and early middle school, children. Young girl with struggles in schools gets sent to be in the classroom that is only for kids who struggle in school, she gets made fun of for this but ends up making the bestest friends ever in this class and learning so much about friendship and kindness.
Great book for inclusion.

I think this book would be good for any age category because of the message. The main girl was put into a class with other students who wither had learning disabilities or other disabilities and they were nicknamed by studetns outside of the class as the junkyard.

This book is about a class that is full of students with learning disabilities and follows their journey of learning about the world and each other, as they build a model airplane. I think this would be a good book to foster inclusion in your classroom and would work the best in grade school settings.

This book would be good for 2-4 grade because of the length of the book and the depth of the topics.
This book is about a young girl is placed in a class for students with special needs and she learns to embrace her uniqueness and learns to believe in herself.
I think this could be valuable as a read-aloud for students to learn about including special needs students as well as learning to embrace their own uniqueness.