Woodpecker Girl

Written by Ching-yen Liu and L-tsun Chiang · Illustrated by Heidi Doll

A girl finds freedom through art, painting her world despite physical constraints.

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40 pages· 1550L

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Bookroo's summary

A young girl with cerebral palsy feels trapped until her art teacher attaches a paintbrush to her head, unlocking a new way to express herself. As she paints, her world expands, revealing the power of creativity to transcend physical limitations. Will her newfound voice change how she sees herself and how others see her? Discover a journey of resilience and the transformative magic of art in overcoming adversity.

From the publisher

A girl with cerebral palsy feels trapped in her body and unable to communicate. When her art teacher straps a paintbrush to her head, she begins to paint her thoughts and feelings”“opening up her world. This book is based on an actual story.

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