Born Just Right

A parent would reach for this book when their child is navigating a physical difference or feeling frustrated by a world that is not designed for their specific needs. It serves as a powerful tool for any child who feels like an outsider, shifting the narrative from what a person is missing to what they can uniquely create. Jordan Reeves shares her journey of growing up with a limb difference and her refusal to let it define her limitations. This memoir is deeply rooted in themes of self-advocacy and creative problem-solving. It follows Jordan as she uses her imagination and STEM skills to design her own prosthetic, most famously a glitter-shooting arm. It is a celebratory, empowering read for children aged 8 to 12. Parents will appreciate how it fosters a growth mindset, encouraging kids to speak up for themselves while finding joy in their own individuality.