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The book uses warm and pop colors, vivid creative storytelling, and narration to capture feelings, thoughts, and emotions from the perspective of children, specifically children with special needs living in today’s world. We hope this book inspires you to be kinder and more inclusive of people with disabilities.
Story by Alecsandra Kakon, Ph.D. | Illustrations by Amanda Mocci
Conceptualized and Directed by Alysa Langburt & Rebecca Chriqui
Sometimes is a heartwarming story that explores the universal desire for inclusion.
As young children dream of being seen and heard for who they truly are, they discover that even the smallest actions can make a big difference. Working together to make sure nobody feels left out or alone, we can treat each other with kindness, compassion, and respect, to create a world where we are all valued for who we are…
Join us on a journey of hope and possibility, where sometimes becomes all the time, and inclusion is not just a dream but a reality we can all create together.
Let’s celebrate what makes each of us unique because inclusion shouldn’t be a sometimes thing.
Habilitas Foundation fundraises for and grants to, organizations working to further the quality of therapy, opportunity, and access for people of all ages living with physical disabilities and sensory impairments.
Habilitas Foundation is proud to play a part in the creation of this book and its efforts to positively impact how society treats, caters to, and values individuals living with disabilities of all kinds.
To learn more about Habilitas Foundation, please visit habilitas.ca
Our Why
I was a boy who turned into a guardian angel on my 4th birthday on December 27th, 2021. I was born with a rare medical condition that made it hard for me to do things like everyone else. My parents, family, and friends called me Lionheart because my name means exactly that. My first name Lev means heart, and my middle name Arye means lion in Hebrew. Lionheart also shows how I lived my life: fighting for every breath with so much heart and the ferociousness of a lion.
This book is in my memory to continue my mission and legacy. In this book and your every day, it’s important to explore different disabilities in the hopes that by knowing more, you can be more inclusive, mindful, and loving of all the people who make up your world.