A book I've read, why I read it and how long it took me

I would like to share a book I read recently, which is “Find Out Exceptional Children”. The book is about education, parenting and family lifestyle. I read it for my group report during the Basic Training for Personnel Newly Passed the Civil Service period. The theme of our team report was "How to ensure the disabled students' rights for studying", as this is a current matter of discussion due to the rising numbers of disabled children and the lack of education on this topic for the teachers. That’s why all members had to find any kind of resources which are related to disabled students. It’s a colorful book with some real cases in it but it is told with a relaxed tone tongue. I read it in a week and without any pressure because it is just one of my references. I was content, on account of the success which my team had after the presentation. “Find Out Exceptional Children” drew my attention since it was a bestseller and put in front of a bookstore. I was searching for something useful for our team report and it was just what I desperately needed. It was a guide brochure for teachers and parents whose children are were suffering from being having been “exceptional”. In fact, the word “exceptional” does not equal “abnormal”. There are merely some limits for those students. Furthermore, if guidance is adequate, they will be talented people rather than the disabled. From where I am standing, the word "disabled" exists both in the physical and psychological aspects. Since I am currently working at an elementary school where I’ve been finding exceptional children. For this reason, I considered that this book would be a helpful resource for me to read. To my astonishment, this superb reference tells me that there are more and more exceptional children than before! As a result, I feel that it is high time that every member in education takes a look at this issue. Moreover, as a parent, this book helped me analyze whether my daughter is this kind of child or not. Most significant of all, every reader can learn a more adequate way to talk and educate exceptional children, which is something that is lacking in today’s society, including schools where this is most critical. Owing to the theme of our team report, I took my time to read this book which was about a week. Although it did not take much time, I was absolutely grateful that it gave us the main guidelines for our subject. It goes without saying that empathy is the “lesson one” for all human beings. Every person is an individual worthy of respect and has a right to high level education. In my opinion, while this book is about a serious issue, but it is not boring at all, so I recommend everyone to read it. Besides, we never know whether a student with a high intelligence quality can also have great emotional quality as well or not.