P is for Powerful People with PFFD Gould cultural information about traditions with

cultural information about traditions with explanations for the younger generations of family members that emigrated to other countries

Helen returned and picked up her canoe at the gas station by the pipeline bridge where she had left it

This is an amazing story of a journey to America with hopes and dreams of a better life

Cover based on 1979 edition of Ni Por Mar Ni Por Tierra

P is for Powerful People with PFFD Gould cultural information about traditions withThis coloring book includes over 30 illustrations of powerful people living with proximal femoral focal deficiency (PFFD), which involves shortened or missing femurs (thighs). In addition to promoting positive images of people with limb differences and amputation, this book offers age appropriate information on PFFD, which is a relatively rare birth anomaly. You wouldn't know that PFFD is rare, given the strength of the PFFD community! 'P is for