My son thinks like scientist in this book was a great fit from the perspective of a peer. It’s a long read, so I don’t think that it would be good for younger kids. For my eight year old who was recently diagnosed, he took to this well. It does a great job of explaining things and making them sound special. I highly recommend for anyone looking for a book from a kids perspective with explanation and tools to help.
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From the Publisher
Learn about Autism superpowers like Supersonic Hearing
Make a list of YOUR OWN superpowers
See how EVERY kid is a superhero and has value and worth
An 8x10 art print in the back of the book is designed just for you to cut out and frame
Check out the Reaction Regulator to help kids regulate emotions
Discover Helpful Hints for Friends
About the author
Perfect for my little superhero
When we introduced our (almost) 6 year old to his autism, we used this book and family superhero shirts (the body of the batman symbol is a puzzle piece). This is a picture of us after we read through the book for the first time. You'll see our son holding a framed poster of a Bible verse, which was the last page of the book.There were some big words, but he really enjoyed the book. Our 8 year old clearly understood the book and really liked the "helpful hints for friends" sections at the end of each page. Our biggest issue was that one of the pages talks about taking things literally, and yet another page introduced his metaphorical tool box that was stocked with a "Plan A," but not a "Plan B." He had a lot of trouble grasping that concept. Everything else in the book was clearly understood. It's not a one-time story/conversation to have with him. I appreciate that the book was a little over his comprehension level so that he can keep reading it and keep talking about it as he grows. In the meantime, he proudly wears his autism superhero shirt while hugging this book. He took it to school and his teacher read the book to his entire class. It was very empowering tool him!
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- Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2023
- Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2019
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- Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2022
We have a family with multiple people on the spectrum. It’s perfect for letting the kids know although they all have the same diagnosis they are special in their own ways. It also helps them look at autism in a positive light. Looking at the “able” not the label. The only negative is it’s a little long so it took a couple reads to read it all the way through, but it’s worth it because it gives great details and helpful hints. Absolutely love it.
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- Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2019
When we introduced our (almost) 6 year old to his autism, we used this book and family superhero shirts (the body of the batman symbol is a puzzle piece). This is a picture of us after we read through the book for the first time. You'll see our son holding a framed poster of a Bible verse, which was the last page of the book.
There were some big words, but he really enjoyed the book. Our 8 year old clearly understood the book and really liked the "helpful hints for friends" sections at the end of each page. Our biggest issue was that one of the pages talks about taking things literally, and yet another page introduced his metaphorical tool box that was stocked with a "Plan A," but not a "Plan B." He had a lot of trouble grasping that concept. Everything else in the book was clearly understood. It's not a one-time story/conversation to have with him. I appreciate that the book was a little over his comprehension level so that he can keep reading it and keep talking about it as he grows. In the meantime, he proudly wears his autism superhero shirt while hugging this book. He took it to school and his teacher read the book to his entire class. It was very empowering tool him!
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- Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2022
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- FlorReviewed in the United Kingdom on August 31, 2023
Amazing (Nathan from Portugal)
