Kirjahaku

Jennifer Kuhns describes her world as a quadriplegic, and her determination to do anything she chooses to do, in spite of her physical limitations. Among other accomplishments, Jennifer has a Masters degree and has published 9 books which she has written. This book is a continuation of her autobiography begun in her book, LITTLE DIVA ON WHEELS."This book, Even Broken-Winged Divas Can Fly, is inspirational and allows people to see the upside to all life's troubles. The author, Jennifer Kuhns, shares how wanting to live life and have life experiences, being part of something, compelled her to find a way to make it so. She shows how she was even able to do things healthy-bodied people cannot do."Debbi Mitchell, RN.

A fun picture book for early readers. It's all about the silly things we do. As in other books by Jennifer Kuhns, this book strives to be inclusive of all children, regardless of ethnicity, disability, etc.

Have you ever wondered how cups, plates and bowls are sometimes made? I did, and now I know because my grandma taught me how to throw them. Jennifer's new book is a delightful exploration of the process of pottery making and the ceramic arts. The descriptions are humorous and imaginative as though shown through the eyes of how children see the world. -Dianne West, Ceramic Artist What an absolutely adorable and delightful little book on pottery. As the owner of a pottery studio, I was thrilled to read this book and see the cute illustrations. I have also shared the joy of doing pottery with my granddaughter and I smiled the entire time reading this story. It brought back so many memories of getting dirty playing in the mud. What a joy. -Angie Harris, Owner of Chico Ceramics Center