Svea is special

Svea is new to Mia's kindergarten. The children soon notice that Svea is somehow different. For example, she is much more sensitive to sounds and hardly shows any feelings. Why is that? Mia asks her teacher, and she explains that Svea has autism. That's why their brain works differently than other people's. The children soon learn that this can also have advantages. People with autism usually have incredible potential, and yet they often do not find proper access to society. With this book, the author Dorina Lutz wants to ensure that children learn early on how to deal with girls and boys who are different. That they learn to accept others for who they are and that everyone is special, no matter what they are. ISBN: 978-3-86196-346-2, Dorina Lutz, hardcover, 32 pages, illustrated in colour