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Benny, the Inventor

KeyWords:

disability, everyday themes, family

About the book

Every day, Benny invents new ways to express his thoughts, feelings, and ideas. Through gestures, sounds, and unique forms of communication, he shares stories, knowledge, and affection with the people around him. Narrated by his younger brother, this warm and humorous story celebrates creativity, family bonds, and the many ways people connect with one another.

Written by award-winning author Jacques Fux, the book approaches inclusion with sensitivity and authenticity, presenting Benny as a multifaceted character whose disability is only one aspect of his identity. His inventions, curiosity, and ability to relate to others drive the narrative, encouraging readers to look beyond labels and embrace different ways of experiencing the world.

Lalan Bessoni’s expressive illustrations expand the story through movement, gesture, and visual detail, helping readers interpret Benny’s unique language while reinforcing the humor and warmth of the narrative.

Accessibility is at the heart of the project. From the very beginning, readers have access to an audiovisual QR code featuring narration, image descriptions, and Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) translation. The graphic design also includes a visual summary of the story and a character gallery, providing additional support for comprehension and navigation. Every aspect of the book was conceived to facilitate reading and learning, creating an inclusive experience that benefits all readers.

Text:

Jacques Fux

Illustrations:

Lalan Bessoni

Format:

200 x 250 mm

Pages:

48

Age Group:

+6

ISBN:

978-85-96-04809-5

Cover:

paperback

Preview Of The Book

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