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Alex is back again with his beloved Drummer in a grocery store. Oh dear! Alex realizes they are out of one of his safe foods - chocolate chip mini muffins. The disappointment, bright lights and clanging carts are too much for Alex and he crumbles in distress. Alex is autistic and does his best in a world not designed to support his needs.Learn about food aversions, sensory sensitivities and how communities can support autistic people in our true story.A must-have for educators, grandparents and anyone interested in a more inclusive and compassionate community.For more inclusive stories, check out the first book in our series Alex and the Drummer- an award winning, best selling book.
Young Alex is heading to a new Korean preschool and his mother is desperate to help him get there without tears or fear.Alex is on the Autism Spectrum and new routines are tricky and quite scary. The Mother spies a large inflatable drummer who is striking his drum to bring customers to a cell phone store. She uses this drummer as an exciting part of Alex's new routine and with the drummer's help, Alex is soon smiling on his way to school.But one day the drummer isn't there...Where is the Drummer? What happens when the Drummer is gone? What will Alex do without his routine?In one beautiful story, the reader identifies with all characters- are you the mother? Alex? The Drummer? The Construction man? Enjoy watching this small yet miraculous experience from all perspectives where the compassion of one person can change a life."It is a children's book, but so much more-... She articulates the experience in a way we can all relate as a parent of children with unique needs."-Machil Alexander Mom of a Unique and Blessed Child Special Educator Instructional Technologist Advocate for All Types of Learners"This is GENIUS level! I was completely enthralled with this story. People of all ages and neuro-experiences will get this. I can't wait to share it!"-Kirsten Ledford Special Educator Baltimore City Public School
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