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prentenboek Het verhaal gaat over een eendje dat geplaagd wordt. Hij denkt dat de eendjes hem plagen omdat hij niet goed praten kan. Het eendje voelt zich ‘anders’. Tijdens een reis komt hij allemaal dieren tegen die ieder op hun eigen manier ook ‘anders’ zijn. Het eendje gaat zich realiseren: “Ik ben toch niet de enige op de wereld die anders is. Iedereen is een beetje anders”.

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1.Sometimes I just stutter (Eelco de Geus).

A book for children in the age 7 to 12 who have emotional reactions to stuttering. It explains stuttering and helps to cope with the feelings that come along with it.

2. Trouble at recess (by Jamie).

A story written by an 8 year old girl, about a stuttering girl who copes with teasing by explaining stuttering to her class mates.

3. Boo goodnight to Halloween (Tracy Harrison).

A story for preschoolers about a stuttering ghost.

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Often, the best way to deliver a serious message to young children is to go about it indirectly, which is what Artie Knapp does in his new book for ages 6 to 10, "Stuttering Stan Takes a Stand".

Stan, the story's protagonist, is a squirrel, and a cute little guy at that. "Stanley is like most squirrels," Knapp said during an interview. "He loves nuts, climbing trees and playing with friends. But Stanley feels different from the other animals in his neighborhood because he has a problem with words. Despite being teased about his stuttering, Stanley refuses to let on that his feelings are being hurt, until one day he learns an important lesson from a new friend."

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