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Category Archives: Books
Wednesday’s Woman–Bobbi Sheehan, Author
Bobbi’s book is waiting in my stash from Future Horizons for review, and then we found each other quite “accidentally” on Twitter! So glad! Get ready for some smiles as you enjoy her sense of humor, and be warned you … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Autism, Books, Coping Strategies, Dreams and Goals, Family, Hope, Human Spirit, Parenting, Special Needs, Wednesday's Woman, Writing
Tagged Aspergers, authors, Autism, Special Needs, Writing
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Wednesday’s Woman–Mikki Rogers
I found today’s Wednesday’s Woman on Twitter, and she’s about to take off on an amazing adventure around the world! And now, here is Mikki in her own words… I see myself as just another woman who has a strong … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Dreams and Goals, Family, Helping Others, Kid Stuff, Parenting, Travel, Wednesday's Woman
Tagged authors, Books, Children's Books, Family, travel
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Sensitive Sam, a Book Review
Dr. J loves Sensitive Sam, a children’s book by Marla Roth-Fisch that won the 2009 Book of the Year Award from Creative Child Magazine. He will bring it to me and ask me to read it to him. I think … Continue reading
Posted in Autism, Books, Children's Book Reviews, Coping Strategies, Parenting, Sensory, Special Needs, Therapy
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Many Hats Mommy Part of Project to Help Wanderers!
Back in May, Jean shared some nutrition tips with us. Today I am very excited to bring you this update, for two reasons– 1) It ultimately helps families with wandering children keep their kids safe, and 2) I’m part of … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Autism, Autism Awareness, Books, Helping Others, Human Spirit, Parenting, Special Needs
Tagged Autism, Autism Awareness, Special Needs, Wandering
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Review: The Child with Autism Learns about Faith
One day my friend Gina over at Special Happens reviewed a book. It was about teaching faith to children with autism. This intrigued me because it is something I often think about. How do I explain God, an invisible and … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book Reviews, Autism, Books, Special Needs
Tagged Autism, Church, Special Needs
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A People-Pleasing Pig?
The other day when I took the boys to the library, Meatball found the book Piggy’s Pancake Parlor by David McPhail. I had never read it before, and I figured it was just a silly little book that would make … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Domestic Life, Perspective, Social Skills
Tagged Customer Service, Perspective, Social Skills
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Wednesday’s Woman–Trisha Priebe, Author
Ah, Wednesday’s Woman has returned! Thank you for your patience during the break. Today I am happy to bring you a fellow lover-of-words, Trisha Priebe. And now, here is Trisha in her own words… Wait Gain
Posted in Books, Dreams and Goals, Entrepreneurship, Family, Hope, Perspective, Wednesday's Woman, Writing
Tagged Adoption, Patience, Writing
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Big Daddy’s Tales from the Lighter Side
I picked up the tan book. Dr. J walked over. “Are there funny things in that book?” “Yes,” I answered, surprised that he knew that. “Is that Griffin’s book?” he further questioned. “Yes, it’s Griffin’s book.” Someone had been paying … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book Reviews, Autism, Autism Awareness, Blessings, Books, Dads, Family, Friends, Gratitude, Humor, Parenting, Perspective, Special Needs
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A Home Run of a Book
Have you ever tried to read a book in a foreign language? Maybe while you were taking beginning French or Spanish, you dared to look at a “real” book in the language you were studying. Could you read it? As … Continue reading
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Autism Parent? You’ll Want This Book!
Today I am very happy to bring you a book I think all autism parents can relate to. Whether you think vaccines are a cause or you don’t. Whether you have a high-functioning child or a low-functioning child. Whether you … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book Reviews, Autism, Blessings, Books, Gratitude, Jesus, Parenting, Perspective, Special Needs
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