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The Boy Who Dreamed Big: How One Boy's Autism Became His Superpower follows Darian, a curious and thoughtful boy with autism who experiences the world in ways that set him apart from his peers. While other children run and play, Darian finds joy in the quiet moments, like watching clouds move across the sky, listening to the sounds of nature, and arranging his toys in perfect order. He often wonders why he feels different from others, but with the loving guidance of his Grandma, Darian begins to understand that his way of seeing the world is a gift. As Darian grows, he learns to embrace his unique perspective, realizing that the world needs dreamers like him--those who notice the little things and think deeply about life. Through show-and-tell at school, Darian proudly shares his detailed drawing of the world, showing his classmates the beauty in the things he notices that others may miss. In that moment, he discovers that his difference is his superpower.
This beautifully illustrated story celebrates the gifts of neurodiversity, imagination, and self-acceptance. Perfect for readers of all ages, The Boy Who Dreamed Big encourages children to embrace who they are, see the world with wonder, and dream big.
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The Boy Who Dreamed Big: How One Boy's Autism Became His Superpower follows Darian, a curious and thoughtful boy with autism who experiences the world in ways that set him apart from his peers. While other children run and play, Darian finds joy in the quiet moments, like watching clouds move across the sky, listening to the sounds of nature, and arranging his toys in perfect order. He often wonders why he feels different from others, but with the loving guidance of his Grandma, Darian begins to understand that his way of seeing the world is a gift. As Darian grows, he learns to embrace his unique perspective, realizing that the world needs dreamers like him--those who notice the little things and think deeply about life. Through show-and-tell at school, Darian proudly shares his detailed drawing of the world, showing his classmates the beauty in the things he notices that others may miss. In that moment, he discovers that his difference is his superpower.
This beautifully illustrated story celebrates the gifts of neurodiversity, imagination, and self-acceptance. Perfect for readers of all ages, The Boy Who Dreamed Big encourages children to embrace who they are, see the world with wonder, and dream big.