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Misconceptions

larryflostylinson

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larryflostylinson

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Laura Barker, a 25 years old special education teahcer, who works with kids with autism, has a lot going on. On one night, after a long day at work, she decides to go to a local pub, where she encounters a group of young people with degrading opinions. Let's see where this leads her. 

This book is about the hard work that a sped teacher goes through and how it may affects their personnal life.

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I'm not a professionnal writer at all, nor a teacher. I'm an "éducatrice spécialisée", in Québec. I work with autistic kids, while being autistic myself. My knowledge is pretty good. Therefore, I will not accept any judgement or bad comments towards autism. 

Thank you, and I really hope you enjoy this story!

Flo :)All Rights Reserved

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