​Our son Trevor has just completed What Movies Can Teach Us About Disabilities. Based on extensive research and his knowledge of film as a Film and Media Studies major, this book covers ten disabilities most commonly depicted in movies, and explains all the story tropes that come with how they’re treated.

This has been a massive project that took over a year to complete, and Trevor is very satisfied with the finished product! It would be a perfect holiday gift for those who love movies, want to learn more about disabilities, or just want an informative read!

Learn more about Trevor and his other books at TrevorPacelli.com, and learn more about how you can become a published author at PacelliPublishing.com.

We wish you all a beautiful holiday season and new year!

Lonnie, Patty and Trevor Pacelli
Pacelli Publishing

We are excited to announce our newest book on this important and much-needed topic, Six-Word Lessons to Homeschool Your Child by Christy Sanders.

Christy has taught public school, earned a Master's degree in teaching, and homeschooled her three children since 2010. Her children have various special needs, so she has become an expert at how to adapt to children of different abilities. She teaches at conferences and seminars for homeschoolers. 

This book will help parents who are new to homeschooling, need advice for teaching children with disabilities or learning differences, or just want some new ideas and resources.

​Learn more about Christy and find homeschool resources at LetsGetRealLiving.com.  

Trevor Pacelli is finishing a book called, What Movies Can Teach us About Disabilities. It includes ten chapters that each focus on how a different disability is represented in film.

We need reviewers who have the disability corresponding to the chapter that talks about that same disability. 

Facial Disfigurement (Abnormal Facial Structure, Facial Scars, Loss of One Eye)

• Memory Loss (Alzheimer's, Dementia)
• Mental Illness (ADHD, OCD, Anxiety, Depression)
• Motor Impairment (Paralysis, Parkinson's, Cerebral Palsy)
• Mutism (Selective Mutism, Absence of Speech Due to Paralysis)

If you have anything related to these and are interested in reading one of my chapters, please email Trevor. You'll be looking for:

1. Any words or other ideas that may come off as offensive to your community.
2. Anything about the culture that is inaccurate.

Any other general feedback is also appreciated. Grammatical editing will be done separately. It should take you less than an hour to review a chapter. 

Thanks so much for considering, and feel free to pass this along to anyone you think might be interested.