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|  | | Always The Elf
Never selected as the star of the school play, Tasia pouts about her simple and meaningless role of the elf in the Christmas play. Her mother shares a story of long ago that puts an elf named Brams in the leading role.
Brams is a loner who spends his days scouring through other peoples' garbage and throwaways. He's a collector of sorts. Brams lives the simple life of an elf, delivering buttons to factories and shops around the world. But his job allows him to do what he really loves collecting! His travels take him to farway lands full of treasures only he can see. The villagers call it junk until one day his stash evolves into an everlasting gift!
| |  | | Chicken Soup For the Soul: Children With Special Needs
Raising a child with special needs is a lifelong commitment that is as unique as each person who embarks on it. Written by a variety of authors who share in this distinctive relationship, this book offers a glimpse into the lives of others who are on a similar path.
Two of the stories in this book have been authored by me and are in the Sibling Reverly section of the book. "Something About Benny" tells the story of how my daughter dealt with the challenges and joys of being raised with a brother with autism. "Big Brother Time Off" tells of how my older son needed time off from being a full time brother to Benny, who has autism. |
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Goalden Girl
by Tracey Morait
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 Gemma succeeds in starting a girls' football team at her new school, but bitter rival Tyrone does everything he can to stop the girls playing. So begins a battle of wits between the girls and boys, and also between Gemma and sports teacher, Mrs Lawfo |
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