Does your child see the world differently? This book is for them.
Meet Bramble Green.
She notices the way spiderwebs sparkle after rain. She knows the exact sound of perfectly done toast. And she has a woodlouse named Gerald who can curl into a perfect tiny planet.
Bramble's brain works differently, and sometimes that feels wobbly inside.
But on one ordinary school day, something extraordinary happens. A new friend sees exactly what makes Bramble special. And Bramble discovers that being tuned to a different frequency isn't a problem to be fixed.
>Bramble and Gerald is a warm, funny and deeply moving picture book that:
Celebrates neurodiversity and autistic identity in a positive, empowering way
Features a rare autistic girl protagonist - representing the many girls whose autism goes unrecognised
Helps autistic children feel truly seen and understood
Helps neurotypical children understand and embrace their different-thinking friends
Includes activity pages and a note for parents and educators
>Ideal for ages 6-10 and their grown-ups

First in the Bramble Green series by Laura Cowen