We are so grateful to our readers. Without you, this blog would not exist, and we will continue to solve problems together. Our Story Recent Posts Sarah seeks encourages others to approach autism without fear or pity. We look through her lens as she depicts the everyday behavior of her brother Evans. With children on the autistic spectrum, this may be particularly valid. Since issues like connecting to others, experiencing feelings, and managing friendships are very common by children with autism, having autistic characters as protagonists in stories can go a long way in serving as an inspiration and a wonderful learning experience to finding their way in the world. These are books that I’ve read and used over the years. And each one always hits home with me and makes me really help share the message.

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Understanding Samantha tells the story of a brother, David, who is doing his best to understand his sister’s differences. Even with all the struggles it implicates, he decides to help and guide her through an extremely hard process of adaptation, while at the same time illustrating how she perceives the world. Raising Awareness Lori, a mom who has worked in behavioral health as a therapeutic staff support with special needs children for more than five years, recently published a charming children’s book called, Leah’s Voice. Lori said she was inspired to create the book as she witnessed the special, loving bond between her own two daughters who are now 13 years old and 10 years old, respectively. The Voice semi-finalist Leah Cobb from Blaydon with her mam Donna and dad Steve (Image: Newcastle Chronicle)We’ll then send you a code which you enter on your National Autistic Society account to access the training.

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presents a protagonist whose autism is neither a negative or detrimental condition. Candice simply makes you want to celebrate the differences that permeate all human beings,” Shawn B. Hesson, writer at BigAssignments.com and Revieweal.com . Everybody is Different, by Fiona BleachI’ve always loved using books as a way to help teach students. And when autism awareness day/week/month starts getting closer, I get a lot more messages. These are usually from teachers and assistants. And one of my biggest suggestions, is always to use children’s books. This wonderful children’s book has a coloring book section, which is really good and perfect even for the pre-school level. What makes this book unique is that it is geared towards describing children with high-functioning “classic” autism, which tends to be an underrepresented yet burgeoning population.

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For some of us who have raised autistic children, the belief we hold dearly is one that says, “a child with autism is just like any other child with a particular way of interacting with their environment.” Leah details in the book how she went through the experience of The Voice with her faith in God as strong as ever. She told us she never had an issue with being someone with deep religious faith while on the show.

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This is Florida Frenz’s autobiographical diary about growing up in the autistic spectrum. The book “tries to guide teenagers struggling with autism to dissect the challenges of minds that work differently and filter the world through different mechanisms,” says Mary J. Brown, book blogger at OXEssays.com and UKWritings. Leah’s Voice, by Lori DeMonia Leah says she had been more excited than nervous when first given the chance to take part in the show and had not known what to expect. "I'd never done a performance before, the blind audition was the first," she said. Fineman is an American actor known for her roles on High Fidelity, Search Party, and The Adventures of Ben & Sarah. This book is written with special attention to detail and helps children (not just autistic ones) develop skills for listening, understand why it’s important to listen, and recognize the positive results of listening.

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Newtownabbey singer-songwriter Leah McFall has opened up about what her faith means to her and her experiences during and after becoming a runner-up on The Voice. Leah’s Voice is a wonderfully crafted and character-driven story that is sure to keep readers hooked as they are exposed to autism, it explains what autism is and even to the uninformed offers insight into the spectrum. Creativity and compassion are contagious in the DeMonia family. Between writing, drawing, and acting as advocates for children with autism, Lori DeMonia and her daughters, Leah and Sarah, are an inspiration to all families. It’s rewarding to watch two sisters who love each other unconditionally, even when communicating has been difficult. It’s also rewarding as their mother to see that they are setting a good example for others. Despite having a sibling with special needs, Leah’s younger sister is amazingly loving and supportive, it is rewarding to know other children will observe and learn acceptance by their example.

This story looks not from the perspective of Ian but rather Julie and gives insight to the thought process most children have towards those with autism. Are you looking for some extraordinary children’s books about autism? If so, this list will not only educate but inspire as well! We wanted to tell you when you were old enough to understand that your sister is what they call on the spectrum,” Daddy said. She had not told all her friends about her appearance on the show so they were hugely surprised when they found out. On the podcast today I’m talking about how you can be preparing for the end of the year. Many of our autism and special education students find it very difficult at this time of year. The summer holidays can be an anxious time for many of our students. Some of…