Really, Really Like Me
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About This Book
This is an interactive children's book that is meant to help promote acceptance among young children with and without disabilities. It was written and illustrated by two individuals on the Autism Spectrum.
Our Review
This interactive picture book offers young readers a gentle introduction to disability awareness through engaging activities that celebrate differences. Written and illustrated by creators on the autism spectrum, the story provides authentic representation while encouraging children to find common ground through shared experiences. The interactive elements keep young minds engaged while subtly teaching empathy and inclusion.
What makes this book particularly valuable is its authentic perspective, offering genuine insight into neurodiversity that feels both personal and universal. Children who are neurodivergent will see themselves reflected in these pages, while neurotypical readers gain meaningful understanding of their peers' experiences. The result is a powerful tool for building inclusive classrooms and fostering friendships across differences, making it an excellent choice for families and educators seeking disability awareness resources for young children.
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