Forget Me Not Forget Me Not written by Ellie Terry is a heart-felt middle-grade book about a young girl named Calliope who has Tourette’s Syndrome. The story, which is written from various points of view helps the reader understand the perspectives of Calliope and her friend, Jinsong. When I began this book, I didn’t put […]
Episode #87: Interview with Kelsey Brown, Author of Come On, Calm!
Come On, Calm! Come On, Calm! is a wonderful, interactive book that is not just a story, it’s a therapeutic experience when reading it with your child. I love supporting other speech-language pathologists in their journey in writing children’s books since we have such a unique perspective with regard to neurodiversity. Come On, Calm! written […]
Episode #86: Interview with Kim Dwyer, Author of Mindful Mondays: Transforming the Everyday to Claim Calm and Reduce Stress
Mindful Mondays: Transforming the Everyday to Claim Calm and Reduce Stress Mindful Mondays: Transforming the Everyday to Claim Calm and Reduce Stress written by Kim Dwyer, Ph.D. is divided into four sections. These sections include General Mindfulness Strategies, Mindful and Thoughts, Mindfulness Values and Intentionality, and Mindfulness and the Art of Living. This book gives […]
Episode #85: Interview with Benjamin Giroux, Author of I Am Odd I Am New
I Am Odd I Am New I Am Odd I Am New written by Benjamin Giroux and illustrated by Roz MacLean is a picture book based on a poem that the author wrote when he was 10 years old. The poem, which is pictured below describes Ben’s feelings about feeling “out of place”, “like a […]
Episode #84: Interview with Lucy Nathanson, Author of 3 Children’s Books about Selective Mutism
Books Written by Lucy Nathanson Do you have a child with selective mutism? Does your child’s voice get stuck in school or with certain people? All three books below written by Lucy Nathanson are excellent resources for both school and home alike. She is also the author of a parents guide titled, Understanding Selective Mutism, […]
Episode #83: Interview with Catherine J. Manning, Author of Be The Dragon 9 Keys to Unlocking Your Inner Magic
Be The Dragon 9 Keys to Unlocking Your Inner Magic Be The Dragon 9 Keys to Unlocking Your Inner Magic written by Catherine J. Manning and illustrated by Melanie Demmer is a beautiful workbook to stimulate your child’s creativity and imagination. This book published by Workman Publishing begins with a Know Yourself Quiz to determine […]
Episode #82: Interview with Anne Alcott, Author of When Things Get Too Loud
When Things Get Too Loud When Things Get Too Loud written and illustrated by Anne Alcott is an excellent book about sensory overload. This picture book, which is visual in nature has the integration of the Feel-O-Meter, which helps children understand the intensity of their noise sensitivity. This book, written in rhyme takes children from […]
Episode #81: Interview with Elizabeth Sautter, Speech Language Pathologist and Author
Make Social and Emotional Learning Stick! Make Social and Emotional Learning Stick 2nd edition written by Elizabeth Sautter is a parent-friendly book full of practical activities that can be utilized in a variety of environments. This book is designed and organized to be used “in the moment” and targets helping children manage different emotions, social […]
Episode #80: Interview with Author and Illustrator of Stitches, David Small
Stitches: A Memoir Stitches: A Memoir is written and illustrated by David Small. This graphic novel begins when David was six years old growing up in Detroit, Michigan. After a couple of pages in, I could immediately sense the world that this boy lived in. It was dark, dramatic, unpredictable, and lonely. From the beginning […]
Episode #79: Interview with Therese Van Ryne, Author of Zippy’s Special Gift
Zippy’s Special Gift Zippy’s Special Gift, written by Therese Van Ryne and illustrated by Walter Policelli is a story about embracing the special gifts that make us unique. The story begins with Zippy telling her mother how she doesn’t like her stripes. Her mother tells Zippy that the stripes are her special gift. She then […]
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