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Kookabuk
Shares His Shovel &
Tell My Eyes Kookabuk
by Jesse and Kevin Howard.
The brothers utilize social stories to help autistic
children, as well as their neurotypical peers, act with
understanding and compassion in challenging social situations.
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Celebrate
You! Celebrate Me!
by Leslie Kimmelmant.
Kimmelmant writes about Friendship and Autism and with
Sesame Street's first Autistic character.
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All My Stripes
by Shaina Rudolph, Danielle Royer.
Zane the zebra is autistic and worried he won't be
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Autism
Is...?
by Ymkje Wideman-van der Laan.
The author uses rhyme to explain autism to young readers.
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Different Like Me
My Book
of Autism Heroes
by Jennifer Elder
Her character, eight year old Quinn, a boy with Asperger's
Syndrome, tells young readers about the achievements
and characteristics of his autism heroes in the world
of science, art, math, literature, philosophy and comedy.
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My Friend with Autism
by Beverly Bishop
A classmate explains that his friend with autism is
good as some things and not so good at others -just
like everyone else!
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Social Skills for Teenagers
with Developmental and Autism
by Elizabeth a Laugeson, Fred Frankel
This parent-assisted intervention for teens is based
on a comprehensive evidence-based, 14-week program at
UCLA's Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior.
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Survival Guide for Kids with
Autism Spectrum Disorders
by Elizabeth Verdick & Elizabeth Reeve M.D.
It's a comprehensive resource to help teens understand
their condition and finding tools to cope with everyday
challenges.
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