Cora's the Boss - Paperback
Cora's the Boss - Paperback
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by Chantal M. Roche (Author), Jessica Arevalo (Illustrator)
Discover how one child's story redefines what it means to be heard, seen, and understood. In Cora's The Boss, meet 4-year-old Cora, a profoundly deaf child with Cochlear Implants, as she begins preschool and learns to navigate a world full of sound, silence, and connection.
In a welcoming community where American Sign Language (ASL) is shared with love and intention, Cora finds connection, understanding, and the freedom to be herself. As she adjusts to her new school, Cora learns more than just language. She discovers the importance of sharing, helping others, and building friendships.
This unique story celebrates resilience, love, and the power of language to unite us. And when Cora receives her very own sign name, it's more than a gift; it's a symbol of belonging.
Perfect for families, educators, and anyone who believes in the beauty of diversity and the power of inclusion.
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