The Butterfly Who Flew In The Rain The Butterfly Who Flew in the Rain written by Ori Gutin and illustrated by Winny Kwong-Sito is a story about Cody, a little caterpillar who is born in the middle of a terrible thunderstorm. He feels sad and alone and wonders if he will ever find any happiness […]
Episode #71: Interview with Author and Psychologist, Dana Hall
Beyond Words “Not being able to speak is not the same as having nothing to say” Dana Hall (Beyond Words) Beyond Words written by Dana Hall and illustrated by Shruti Prabhu is a beautifully illustrated story that will take the reader on a journey that emphasizes the power of friendship, connection and imagination. How do […]
Episode #70: Interview with co-authors, Connor Quinn and Mary Cortani
Four Paws, Two Feet, One Team Four Paws, Two Feet, One Team written by Connor Quinn and Mary Cortani and illustrated by Susan Szecsi is a picture book about a rescue puppy named Dakota that grows up to a service dog. After being found in a field, she is rescued by Mary Cortani, who runs […]
Episode #69: Interview with Middle Grade Author, Jamie Sumner
Roll With It Roll With It is a middle grade novel about a strong character named Ellie. Ellie tells it like it is and surprises many people with her strong opinions and no nonsense attitude. Ellie has cerebral palsy and is wheelchair bound, which makes people judge her right away as needing help and being […]
Episode #68: Interview with Holly Sharp, Author of Dream It and Do It…100 Possibilities, Stories, and Real Life Role Models
Dream It and Do It..100 Possibilities, Stories, Real-Life Role Models Are you looking to help your child learn about different careers? Check out this book written by Holly Sharp that takes the reader through all types of careers. In the book include the following: Artistic Writers, Artistic Performers, Artistic Designers, Helpers: Service, Helpers: Medical, Helpers: […]
Episode #67: Interview with SLP Team Kristi and Becca from Communication Community
(please disregard mistake in podcast introduction. Their website is communication community, not communications community) Adapting Books for AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) Users Why adapt books for AAC users? Here are five reasons to start adapting books! Make books accessible for children with disabilities. Make books multisensory! Highlight target core words in story. Increase student […]
Episode #66: Interview with Leslie A. Lindsey, Author of Speaking of Apraxia
Speaking of Apraxia, A Parent’s Guide to Childhood Apraxia of Speech Do you have a child with apraxia of speech? As a speech language pathologist for twenty years, I have worked with many children diagnosed with apraxia of speech. Working in the field of AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication), I have worked with the most […]
Episode #65: Interview with Paula and Rosie Quinn, My Hair Went on Vacation
My Hair Went on Vacation My Hair Went on Vacation written by Paula Quinn and illustrated by Chiara Civati is a wonderful story about a young girl who loses her hair due to the autoimmune disorder, Alopecia. This book, which is written in the first perspective takes the reader through Rosie’s journey from losing her […]
Episode #64: Interview with Children’s Book Author, Beth Ferry
Fox and Rabbit Graphic Novel Series written by Beth Ferry and illustrated by Gergely Dudás Fox & Rabbit Meet Fox, who likes trying new things and is scared of heights. Meet Rabbit, who likes being prepared and is scared of everything! Together in this book, the readers learns about how these two characters develop a […]
Raja’s Pet Camel The Magic of Hope
Raja’s Pet Camel, The Magic of Hope Raja’s Pet Camel The Magic of Hope written by author Anita Nahta Amin and illustrated by Parwinder Singh is a wonderful story about a young boys journey finding his forever pet, Kamal. It’s also a story that is educational and helps children learn more about Indian culture. The […]
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