Isaac and His Amazing Asperger Superpowers!

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A groundbreaking picture book which explains Asperger's Syndrome in a simple, gentle and positive way to very young children.

A groundbreaking picture book, described by the National Autistic Society as "delightful ... full of positive messages", which explains Asperger's Syndrome in a simple, gentle and positive way to very young children. Meet Isaac. He's a superhero! He might look like everyone else, but he has a kind of autism called Asperger's. Inside this book he'll tell you all about what it's like to have his Asperger superpowers. An essential book for anyone wishing to understand more about Asperger's Syndrome.

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A very accessible, positive story explaining Aspergers to young children. Backed by the National Autistic Society, it is an excellent resource for classrooms and libraries. * Bookseller *
Groundbreaking picture book explaining Aspergers Syndrome in a simple, gentle, positive way to young children. * The Bookseller *
Melanie Walshs picture book for the very young is visually cartoonish without being patronising. [] It will appeal to those affected and unaffected by Aspergers [] Its a wise and cheerful book for anyone who wants to understand the syndrome better. * The Times *
a book which gently explains Aspergers syndrome to young children. [] Full of comfort and wisdom just like Melanie Walshs Goodbye Grandma * The Herald *
[This book] wears its heart on its sleeve [] It is a good, bright, dauntless book and does not make the mistake of labouring the detail. * The Observer *

Author Bio

Melanie Walsh studied at Harrow School of Art and the Royal College of Art. She has now written over forty children's books, which include My Green Day, Ten Things I Can Do to Help My World, Living with Mum and Living with Dad and Goodbye Grandma. Melanie says, "This is the book my son didnt have when he was young. I wanted to write a book that explained Aspergers Syndrome to classmates, friends and relatives in a simple, gentle and positive way. Children who have ASD do have challenges, but also many amazing strengths. Melanie lives with her family in Bath.