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The Books Of Dreyarn. Book One.Through The Rainbow.

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Reads 769
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Parts 12
Time 2h 11m

adventure autism communication family learning overcoming strenghts

This is a book of adventure and fantasy.  It is about coping and learning and the love of a brother and a sister.  It is learning about how an autistic boy and his sister get through some overwhelming things with help.  Amy and Ben are not  your typical brother and sister. Amy is always being told to look after her little brother, and Ben has high functioning autism, is non verbal but is always wanting to show that he can look after himself, on his own. That is until they get pulled into something big.All Rights Reserved

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