EMMETT THE ELEPHANT
Written and Illustrated by Adriana Velazquez-Ponton
"Emmett the Elephant" is a rhythmic tale about an endearing young elephant with Autism. Emmett helps readers understand some key behavioral differences they might encounter when making friends with other children on the spectrum. By seeing the world through Emmett's eyes, children are encouraged to embrace the idea that our similarities outweigh our differences. "Emmett the Elephant" gently introduces young readers to the joy of befriending someone on the spectrum and provides encouragement to children who may see themselves reflected in its pages. This delightful book is a wonderful addition to any personal collection, library, or classroom.
THINGS THAT RHYME WITH TYPE 1
Written by Taylor Hagemeyer and Illustrated by Adriana Velazquez-Ponton
"Things That Rhyme With Type 1 Diabetes" is a colorful children's book meant to be a fun resource for teachers, parents and caregivers who are newly affected by Type 1 Diabetes. The pages come to life with colorful rhymes based on one preschool teacher's real-life experiences with her own Type 1 Diabetes diagnosis in 2005. This book features colorful illustrations of children with typical diabetes supplies and an informative "reader's guide" that defines some basic terms associated with Type 1 Diabetes.
selah has a secret
Written by Simone R. Brown and Illustrated by Adriana Velazquez-Ponton
“Selah Has A Secret” is a heartfelt 32-page book thoughtfully crafted to support children navigating the challenging experience of a parent's or loved one’s addiction. Through compassionate storytelling and engaging illustrations, the book aims to provide comfort and understanding, helping young readers make sense of their complex emotions. With gentle guidance and age-appropriate language, it offers reassurance and hope, emphasizing that they are not alone and that their feelings are valid. This supportive resource is designed to foster resilience and emotional well-being, empowering children to cope with their unique situations in a healthy and positive manner.
things that rhyme with autism
Written by Taylor Hagemeyer and Illustrated by Adriana Velazquez-Ponton
“Things That Rhyme With Autism” is a colorful children's book meant to be a fun resource for teachers, parents and caregivers who are just beginning to learn about autism and young children. The pages come to life with colorful rhymes based on one special education teacher's real life experiences with many different autistic students in the classroom. This book features colorful illustrations, rhyme to build young children's pre-reading skills and an informative "reader's guide" that defines some basic terms associated with autism.
