Mama Car
Lucy Catchpole, illustrated by Karen George
A child calls their mother’s wheelchair the “Mama Car” and describes it as a familiar, comforting part of everyday life. Together they take small expeditions around the house and larger trips to the park. The wheelchair can be folded and brought along when a vehicle is needed, and the child helps clear small toys from its path and decorate its wheels. It also becomes a cozy place for the child to sit on their mother’s lap.
This book appears on 3 reading lists across 1 edition from 3 organizations.
