What Makes Me Special: A neurodiverse child's journey by Claudia Rose Addeo, Adam Gordon, Claudia Rose Addeo, Adam Gordon

What Makes Me Special: A neurodiverse child's journey
Claudia Rose Addeo, Adam Gordon, Claudia Rose Addeo, Adam Gordon
Page: 32
Format: pdf, ePub, mobi, fb2
ISBN: 9781637610565
Publisher: Imagine & Wonder
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This children’s piece of literature can be read by children ages 4-9, but also welcomes readers of all ages who are among the neurodiverse community. This bright, colorful children’s book reflects the author’s childhood navigating a mainstream education system through the eyes of a neurodiverse learner. A very happy-go-lucky child shares all of the obstacles and gifts that come with being a neurodiverse learner and how that can appear in her everyday life. Whether it entails navigating sensory overload, demonstrating her creative talents, or receiving special education services, Claudia shares all of the unique aspects of her childhood that also relate to so many other children among the neurodiverse community. Though there are certainly times that Claudia can face challenges that appear overwhelming, this sensitive, kind, and optimistic little girl always manages to remind herself that hard work does pay off and understands that these are the qualities that make her special. Claudia reminds readers of all ages the importance of being kind and accepting of one another, as well as being able to recognize the many beautiful gifts neurodiverse learners possess that make them special!

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