Wiggling Words: Loving Language with Dyslexia Children's Books on Buddhism there’s no quashing the enthusiasm

there’s no quashing the enthusiasm and creativity of these siblings

And before she knows it she is joined by a band of animals —first the raccoon

If you think your friends are oddballs

The first night was hard

Nova has to bring in something that makes her unique and she knows just the thing: her breakfast pickles

Wiggling Words: Loving Language with Dyslexia Children's Books on Buddhism there’s no quashing the enthusiasmA visually rich and empowering read. Kirkus Reviews (starred review) For children who find that words turn into all kinds of shapes on the page, a picture book creator with dyslexia offers an inspiring story that brings fun and confidence in reading. What if you really want to read a story to the end, but the words keep wiggling, jiggling, and jumping? If youre the child in this book, you might get very frustrated! But as the child keeps looking at