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Living with Max

Name: Living with Max
Brand: Ebury Publishing
SKU: 04014792
Price: 26.93 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Sandy Lewis
ISBN: 9780091922092

Sandy Lewis

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04014792

Publishers Ebury Publishing, July 2009

Sandy Lewis describes having a child with Down's Syndrome as both the best and the worst thing that... Full description

Libristo code: 04014792

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Sandy Lewis describes having a child with Down's Syndrome as both the best and the worst thing that ever happened to her. Like all parents, the birth of her son changed her life in miraculous ways, but Max's condition has presented her with a series of additional challenges and anxieties. In "Living with Max", Sandy takes us on a remarkable and inspiring journey, from Max's birth to his extraordinary film debut as one of the stars in the hit film "Notes on a Scandal".With unflinching honesty, unaffected humour and not a shred of self-pity, Sandy chronicles the highs and lows of bringing up Max: his amazing ability to light up a room with his smile; his energetic exuberance and love of life; and, together with the struggles she has faced in raising her son in a world that is clearly not as politically correct as we would like to think. As well as offering a humorous and enlightening insight into the world of a family living with Down's Syndrome, this is a wonderfully moving story of a mother's courage and tenacity, and of a little boy you can't fail to love.