Lila Danisa
That was so good! Introducing neurodiversity through playing differences. For me, this is definitely different approach to know about autism. Books I personally read about autism usually showed autism through the ways a person thinks and behaves. However, in this book, the center is playing. Like any other kids, playing usually is their most enjoyable time of the day and when you have autism, it somehow shows on how you play. Surely this book is educational, yet easy to understand. The illustrations helped a lot too for me, because they were vibrant with colors and detailed.
I read this book for my 5 years old son. Though he doesn't get diagnosed officially, but he often said he did the same like the characters in the book when he plays. But since autism is a spectrum, one is different from the other.
Overall, we (my son and I) enjoyed this book a lot.
Thank you to Vanessa Guevara, Purple Diamond Press Inc, and NetGalley for the ARC.
Originally posted at www.goodreads.com.
That was so good! Introducing neurodiversity through playing differences. For me, this is definitely different approach to know about autism. Books I personally read about autism usually showed autism through the ways a person thinks and behaves. However, in this book, the center is playing. Like any other kids, playing usually is their most enjoyable time of the day and when you have autism, it somehow shows on how you play. Surely this book is educational, yet easy to understand. The illustrations helped a lot too for me, because they were vibrant with colors and detailed.
I read this book for my 5 years old son. Though he doesn't get diagnosed officially, but he often said he did the same like the characters in the book when he plays. But since autism is a spectrum, one is different from the other.
Overall, we (my son and I) enjoyed this book a lot.
Thank you to Vanessa Guevara, Purple Diamond Press Inc, and NetGalley for the ARC.
Originally posted at www.goodreads.com.