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NEW BOOKLET
(2014)


"IF I CAN DO IT,
SO CAN YOU"
Going to College

by Ben D. Anderson

30 page booklet for
educators and high school
 students with special needs
to know they can and should
 attend higher education.
$5.00 each


  
  "Last One Picked, So What!
we can turn it around
( March 2012)

(review dated March 30, 2012)
Dear Ben and Dee: 
"Thank you for the lovely new booklet. WOW! I was deeply touched by the genuineness and honesty of your story, Ben.  Not being affirmed for who we are is painful-regardless of our age or particular disability.  You continue to teach me about what it means to be accepting not only of others but also of the vulnerable parts of myself.- May God continue to bless your ministry. You both are such a gift to so many".. D. R.  - Wisconsin

 BOOKLET ON "BULLYING"
(23 pages)
Good read for students

Buy here $5.00 each Free S/H

Schools and organizations can purchase multiple copies of
"Last One Picked " or "If I Can Do It, So Can You" at a discounted price by emailing us with request to  by@bendanderson.com

10-40 copies - $4.00 ea. Free S/H
40 copies plus - $3.50 ea. Free S/H

Your purchase helps us with funding to support our mission to provide education, support and awareness regarding people with disabilities

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BOOKS

"IQ of 63, So What!" Going Beyond Everybody Else's Expectations.

AUDIOBOOK (2 CD disc)

(audio book on disabilities for educators and families)
 
now available ( sold only with book) Narrated by Dee Anderson

BOOK SALE
( discount for quantity of 10)

Book SALE

book and audio CD ( 2 disc)

 Of all the books that are sent to me to read, your book, "IQ of 63, So What!" Going Beyond Everybody Else's Expectations, is one of the most uplifting, challenging and dramatic..  Sincerely, Pastor William E. Berg (Minnesota) 

 

    Visit Apostrophe Magazine 

 

"Apostrophe's Editor Jim Tracy wrote: 

"So What!"   --   That's not just a snarly comeback to someone who might question what you're doing. It's part of the title of a book by Ben Anderson. The complete title is IQ of 63 - So What!................................"We met Ben at the 2008 TASH Conference in December in Nashville, Tenn. His "So what!" attitude fits in with TASH's philosophy -"fighting for a society in which inclusion of all people in all aspects of society is the norm”  read full article here

Hometown newspaper article- Kenmare News

 

Read some reviews from readers

 

"As a mother of a child "labeled" as having a disability, I feel Ben Anderson's "IQ of 63 - So What!" is a must reading for parents and professionals of individuals with disabilities. Rarely are the experiences of having a disability and its impact on one's life so simply yet eloquently retold as through the direct, honest voice of Ben Anderson.  You will find yourself cheering for Ben through every page as he expertly  leads the reader through the up's and down's of the life of a person born with cerebral palsy in the 1950's.  If you or someone you love has ever been told to "give up"or "be realistic" about their dreams: you need to read this book." Sandra Padmanabhan, Ph.D  (Kansas City, KS)

 

 

"Ben's story gives us more than a message to think about, it provides a tool for us to teach and learn from." Donna Halverson, fifth grade teacher (WI)

 

 

"An easy but profound read which is important as it can be shared with people of all intellectual levels.   It really touches home for those who are raising children with disabilities as it allows for the perspective that children would love to share but many times can't for a variety of reasons. ".--Jennifer Newhouse, Parent to Parent Coordinator, Washington State

 

 

 “This book is a “must read” for all folks that will be interacting with people with disabilities – which should be ALL of us.  He has spoken to thousands of students in the classes in teacher preparation at UW-Stout. His message is clear as he shares “his story” and then explains to the students why Inclusion in the classroom is so important for students with disabilities. He is an inspiration and a strong advocate for those with disabilities and their parents and the teachers that willingly teach them.”- Lynn LaVenture-Instructor, UW-Stout

 

 

“Ben Anderson is a remarkable man. He has established lofty goals for himself and has achieved them. Ben’s relationships with his friends and his presentations to thousands of persons over the years have brought positive turnabouts in how we view and interact with individuals with disabilities.  This book deserves a wide audience and discussion over many cups of coffee!” - (Rev) Harvey Stower, Mayor, Amery, Wisconsin 

(In Memoriam--Our friend Harvey Stower passed away on Sept. 29th 2009 at the age of 65.  He will be greatly missed by family, friends and the town of Amery, Wisconsin) 

 

 

For more information contact Break Through Inc at by@bendanderson.com 

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