The Children's Guide to Autism is a charming, encouraging and positive, short, fact based description of what Autism can be like and is aimed at younger children (roughly 6 - 9 years). It's a great way to start talking to your child about autism (perhaps they have just received a diagnosis, or have an autistic friend). The author wrote the book to explain Autism to her son after his diagnosis, and to his friends, in a factual way rather than a story about a specific character with very specific symptoms, as Autism isn't like that, it's a spectrum condition and no two people are the same. The...

The Children's Guide To Things People Say (But Don't Really Mean) is all about idioms / sayings / expressions / metaphors / phrases used in the UK. It contains example scenarios illustrating their use for children, and also a few places to colour in pictures and draw your own. It is suitable for children roughly 7-10 years old. Fiona was inspired to write this book, following her first book 'The Children's Guide To Autism', because autistic people can find it particularly hard when people don't say exactly what they mean. All children will find this book a useful introduction to things...

The Children's Guide To Things People Say (But Don't Really Mean) is all about idioms / sayings / expressions / metaphors / phrases used in the UK. It contains example scenarios illustrating their use for children, and also places to colour in pictures and draw your own. It is suitable for children roughly aged 7+. This 'monochrome edition' is black and white throughout the interior of the book, reducing printing (and purchasing) costs - it also means that there are more opportunities to colour in pictures in the book (The standard paperback version of the book (non-monochrome) has full...