THROUGH THE EYES OF ME

– Book by Jon Roberts and Hannah Rounding –

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Through The Eyes Of Me

Author: John Roberts
Illustrator: Hannah Rounding
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A gentle little introduction into the world of autism through the eyes of 4 year old Kya.

Understanding behaviors and learning to appreciating how thoughts and feelings are expressed by kids on the autism spectrum can make it easier for children to connect and accept their peers.

This lovely tribute to the author’s daughter, shows us many of the things Kya finds engrossing, settling or fun.

It also walks us through why loud noises can be stressful and how saying her name first when you want to talk to her, helps Kya know that you are talking to her specifically.

Through The Eyes of Me is a playful book for parents and educators to share. It could also be great for helping older family members understand how these little people work.

When this book was written Kya could not talk so her parents decided to write it through her eyes. This makes it very easy for kids to relate to.

A very special book written with love, which could also support parents with kids on the autism spectrum.

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