Some Superheroes Wear Capes and I Wear Headphones

<h3>Some Superheroes Wear Capes and I Wear Headphones</h3><h3><em>A story for children with autism told through the eyes of an autistic child</em></h3><p></p><h4>Sometimes we want to be just like everyone else until we discover that our strength lies within.</h4><p>Clara is a third grader who is on a desperate search for her <strong>superhero cape</strong>. Everyone in her town has one-except her. Join her on her journey to discover her inner <strong>superpower</strong>.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>A heartwarming story that teaches kids from age 2 to 99 about acceptance</strong>; each of us is dealing with something and sometimes our struggles don't show up on the outside for all to see. <strong>This story highlights sensory needs that some people deal with as well as teaches the reader that we all have special skills by just being ourselves. </strong></p><p><br></p><p><strong>Helping children to feel comfortable and confident and siblings friends and classmates relate to their sensory differences.</strong></p><h4><br></h4><h4>Includes Q&A Discussion Section for parent teacher and family support</h4><ul><li>What are some challenges that Clara had to deal with on a daily basis?</li><li>What does the word autism mean?</li><li>A lot of times you will hear the word spectrum when talking about autism. What does the word spectrum mean?</li><li>What can you do to show kindness to someone that is on the autism spectrum?</li><li>How do you know if someone has autism?</li><li>Does everyone who is autistic act the same way?</li><li>What do kids on the spectrum want others to know?</li></ul><p></p><p><strong>Emily J. Dykstra</strong>For young readers teachers parents and family supportSimilar books: All My Stripes My Brother Otto A Friend for Henry My Dragon Book series M is for Autism<em>Keywords: sensory processing disorder spectrum neurodiversity children's fiction on disabilities physical ailments health emotions and feelings self-esteem self-respect</em></p>