This book provides a warm and wonderful tool for parents and teachers to use when talking to children about those who are different from themselves due to disabilities. Children and adults alike will see “different doesn’t mean less than!” Through its pages you are welcomed into Noahland, a very real place where meals are received through a tube in the tummy, and homework consists of a lineup of physical therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy. Yet pull back the curtain and you’ll discover a thoroughly likeable kid who enjoys doing the same things typical kids do, just in a different way.