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“My childhood best friends, Ben and Harry , and my brother, Andrew“ This is a example of caption that is in the book.

This book has lots of direct language about his diesel and how he lives his life. The book also has lots of pictures and caption that help the reader learn about the authors life. It also has a diagram about how the authors wheelchair works snd all the parts to it.

This book is about the author, Shane Burrow, and he talks about the disease he has and answers questions that a lot of people ask him. It contains information abut hm and his family, the things he likes to do, and how his wheelchair works.

“ What's wrong with you? Absolutely nothing is wrong with me. I'm just a little different!“

“Not So Different“ is an invaluable tool for advancing inclusivity, awareness, and understanding of disabilities. It is an entertaining book that may be educational and entertaining for readers of all ages since it blends humor, personal narrative, and useful information.

Not So Different: What You Really Want to Ask About Having a Disability by Shane Burcaw is a children's literature nonfictional picture book. By answering many of the common and strange questions regarding his life with a disability, Shane demonstrates to readers that he is just as personable, amiable, and humorous as anyone else. Spinal muscular atrophy is an uncommon illness that Shane Burcaw was born with, impeding the growth of his muscles.

“I need help with a lot of things. Luckily, I have great friends and an amazing family.“

This nonfiction book was so amazing to me! I think it would be perfect to have in any classroom library. The picture book answers the questions young children ask Shane Burcaw about his wheelchair and life with Spinal Muscular Atrophy.

Not So Different: What You Really Want to Ask About Having a Disability is a nonfiction auto biography written by Shane Burcaw with photographs by Matt Carr. Shane was born with a disease that makes his body get smaller and weaker as he gets older instead of bigger and stronger. The book provides a light hearted, relatable, and humorous peek into Shane Burcaw's everyday life.