Second book club book in a row that feels like it wont ever end despite being 190 pages. Maybe its the translation, maybe its the way the dialogue is presented. Maybe its the little boy who i strongly dislied. i dont know. i got to part 3 and said enough. ugh…
My daughter loves this series of books & finally got the new one, Aaron Slater, Illustrator. I just wanted to say how much I love seeing children with disabilities being represented in books. This story is about a young boy that has dyslexia, again so great to see representation. The author & illustrator also note about Dyslexia & ADD/ADHD. They note about the positive sides of these diagnoses (creativity, intelligence, & awesomeness).