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by Daniel Stefanski
Published by Free Spirit Publishing
48 pages
Published by Free Spirit Publishing
48 pages
This book is written by a young man with an autism spectrum diagnosis. In his book Daniel describes possible reasons why people with autism may act differently. He also offers advice on how to interact with a child with autism. Topics include how children with ASD's may struggle with personal space, sensory difficulties and may have intense interests.
I really like this book because it gives real examples and strategies that kids can use when interacting with a child with autism. Daniel is very honest and writes in a way that students will understand. I would recommend this book for grades 3-6.
Thanks, Gigi! This looks interesting and kid friendly! Thanks for sharing it. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great book!
ReplyDeleteI passed your earlier list on to our librarian, Gigi! Thanks for more about this book, too!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to share this with my Kidlit class! There are several students who are going to be excited about this title.
ReplyDeleteWow. What a great idea for a book. I am going to tell my librarian about this title.
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