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    #21 Down Syndrome

    By Katerina Kakouri

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    The people's society that is allegorically captured as a group of animals on a farm, coexists and lives harmonically. The animals get through this situation with the Human's guidance. A little girl, Phoebe, tries to teach them respect, understanding, care and love. All animals that look alike, get on well and harmony is ensured. But, what happens when this harmony is disrupted by otherness and its features? If you are taller, stronger or you have Down Syndrome? Then, what do you think is going to happen? Alto, a tall, black horse, fast and strong, wants to be member of the community of the rest of the animals, but he is not always accepted. The same happens with another animal, a baby goat that Phoebe brought on the farm. The animals meet the baby goat for the first time during an argument. Will they like it or not? The baby goat with the special eyes- characteristic of people with Down Syndrome, weak, scared, with delayed walking, speech difficulties, heart defects, high emotional intelligence and desire for learning, manages to integrate into the daily routine of the farm, until a goose's wing breaks. A fairytale dedicated to human uniqueness, to children with Down Syndrome and their families.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKaterina Kakouri
    Release dateNov 23, 2018
    ISBN9786188396210
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    #21 Down Syndrome
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    Katerina Kakouri

    Katerina Kakouri is an artist and aerial acrobat, who plays, sings, dances and writes short stories and texts for Theater. She is teacher of cultural education and her students are both with special needs and not, but in every case super cool. She travels around the world for her art knowlegde, so as to spread her. She loves the endless walks in the center of Athens, tasty food and kind people. If you want to make her smile, just send her a message. Connect with Katerina: Email: artist.ekaterina@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100007363544163 Instagram: katerinakakouri.artist

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