This is the story of Little John, a severely retarded child who, remarkably enough, never entirely lost his unique capacity to respond to people and whose parents, the authors (their names have been changed), never gave up on him. In narrative, diary entries, and letters, their engaging account will strike responsive chords in many parents, therapists, doctors, and teachers in special education who have been through the same or similar situations.

And Say What He Is: The Life of a Special Child

John Ridland

Emily Murray

MIT Press]

The lazy man

Christophers Books

<p>Unpaginated 28. Limited edition of 200 copies .74/200 Signed by the author on limitation page</p>

Elegy for My Aunt

Reference

Robert L. Barth

A Brahms Card Ballad: Poems Selected for Hungarians

Dowitcher Press

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