Knock, Knock

What is that sound? A strange visitor entered my room through the window and moved around the house, causing immense chaos... And suddenly, a strange silence fell.
Where did the sounds go? Perhaps he stole them! Perhaps he came to return them! Perhaps he didn't come at all...
It's a small change that happened to Nizar, making a slight difference... How will he accept it, I wonder?
• The life of adapting to circumstances
• Accepting differences for children with physical difficulties or disabilities, a magical tale about a boy with hearing impairment that helps them and their peers understand, perceive, and maintain an individual's identity beyond any barrier. The body may fail his hearing, but he does not fail himself; and with the support of his mother and a small creature carrying a huge bag, he may find his way!
Shereen Sabani, an inclusive educator and disability activist, advocates for the necessity of empowering all children to live their unique childhoods by creating less restrictive environments. She embodies her firm belief in the transformative power of a good story through a compassionate tale of a young disabled child. Written in the first person, the story invites all of us, young and old, to embark on his journey with empathy, inspiring us to notice and appreciate the small daily details in an ingenious, expressive, and enchanting atmosphere. Gülşah Altın Özbek's beautiful illustrations are rich in meaning and sounds that skillfully balance the themes of hearing loss, empathy, beauty, joy, and tenderness.

Genre: Guided reading from 3 years / Independent reading from 6 years
Series: Sweet Candy Stories
Number of pages: 32
Dimensions: 26.5*25.7
Weight: 217