Our picture books with neurodivergent character representation! Here's some info about the 3 great books in this special offer for just £10:
 
What Makes a Lemur Listen?
“The story generated so much discussion about the importance of listening to others and ways that we can become better listeners” @childrensfiction
Written by Samuel Langley-Swain
Illustrated by Helen Panayi
‘Just like all ring-tailed lemurs, Maki liked to bathe in the sun and huddle under the moon. BUT one thing Maki DIDN’T like to do, was LISTEN!’
Join Maki on his adventures through the Madagascan forest, where things may not be as they seem. Can clever chameleon, Sofina, help Maki to listen when it matters the most?
For children, this charming story is about a loveable lemur who learns to listen. For adults, the text explores neurodiverity, demand avoidance & alternative parenting styles.
Format: Paperback
 
Dexter! The AMAZING School Dog!
“A warm tale with stunning illustrations. I wish there had been a dog like Dexter at my school. So charming.” - Elle McNicoll, multi-award winning author of ‘A Kind of Spark’
“A beautiful book that helps discuss neurodiversity - sometimes all we need is a little understanding and a helping paw.” - Louise Gooding, author of ‘Wonderfully Wired Brains: An Introduction to the World of Neurodiversity’
Written by Lucy Plunkett
Illustrated by Sian Bowman
This book introduces readers to neurodiversity, through the lovable school dog, Dexter. Scenarios like the first day of term, outdoor learning, and the school play can affect children in different ways, but Dexter has a way of naturally helping all the diverse children he meets, making them feel calm and happy .
A ‘GENTLY RELATABLE’ STORY ABOUT HOW WE ALL EXPERIENCE SCHOOL DIFFERENTLY.
Format: Paperback
 
Where Björn Belongs
"A heartwarming tale of letting go, wrapped up in the magic of Christmas." - Karl Newson
Written by Samuel Langley-Swain
Illustrated by Mirna Imamovic
After losing his favourite toy polar bear, Arctic-enthusiast Arthur finds a REAL polar bear in his garden on Christmas morning. They quickly form a special connection, but despite his efforts to keep Björn safe, cold and happy, Arthur knows that to fulfil his promise to Father Christmas, he must find a way to get Björn back where he belongs.
Format: Paperback