I Think My Brain Is From A Different Planet: Neurodiversity Affirming Picture Book About Autism, Sensory Processing, Big Feelings, and Self Acceptance for Kids

Emmett thinks his brain might be from a different planet.Socks feel wrong. Sounds can be too loud. Plans are very important. New things need time. Words can get stuck. And sometimes big feelings arrive like a thunderstorm.But Emmett is not wrong. He is not broken. He is wonderfully different.I Think My Brain Is From a Different Planet is a funny, gentle, and heartwarming picture book for children who experience the world in their own unique way. Told in Emmett's honest child voice, this story explores sensory sensitivities, routines, communication differences, special interests, emotional regulation, overwhelm, and self acceptance.This book is especially meaningful for parents, carers, teachers, and therapists looking for an autism friendly children's book that helps kids feel seen, understood, and proud of who they are.Perfect for children who: feel overwhelmed by loud sounds, scratchy clothes, or busy places need time with changes, new things, or unexpected plans have big feelings that are hard to explain love their favourite interests deeply sometimes struggle to find their words need reassurance that being different does not mean being wrongWith soft, expressive illustrations and a reassuring message, this neurodiversity affirming picture book helps children understand that their brain is not broken. It is theirs. And it is wonderful.A beautiful read aloud book for autistic children, neurodivergent children, sensitive children, and any child learning that different can be something to celebrate.

Pagina's: 43, Paperback, Independently published