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My Amazing Autistic Brain

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My Amazing Autistic Brain Synopsis

A beautifully illustrated, positive picture book exploring the autistic brain, for kids aged 4+

My Amazing Autistic Brain
celebrates the wonderful diversity of neurodivergence and the power of thinking differently.

This book will help your child to:

- Explore what being autistic might mean for them
- Celebrate their unique strengths and differences
- Understand that autism is a spectrum - and everyone is totally unique!
- Learn how communication and understanding help us support one another
- Build pride, confidence and self-awareness

Contains: an epic monster party, stinky socks, a colourful collection of monsters and bucket-loads of slime!

Jai and their friends are a brilliant bunch of little monsters who can't wait to meet you! They're all on the autistic spectrum, and in this book, they each share what that means for them - from things they find challenging to the amazing strengths their unique brains bring.

Packed with playful illustrations and designed to spark meaningful conversations, this book will help children understand autism in an inclusive, empowering and accessible way.

Reader Reviews:

"If you have an autistic child/grandchild then you should read this"

"Gorgeous book... Really nice images and explained so beautifully"

"Wish this book was out a few years ago! Best book I've bought about autism"

"Amazing book to support children!!!"

"Highly recommend as a self-help resource"

About This Edition

ISBN: 9781837998777
Publication date:
Author: Emily Snape
Publisher: Vie an imprint of Summersdale
Format: Paperback
Pagination: 31 pages
Reading age: 4+
Genres: Children’s: picture books, activity books, early learning concepts
Coping with / advice about autism / Asperger’s
Children’s / Teenage: Personal and social topics

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