We Talk With More Than Words: The Story of Cairo & Cash

Cash and Cairo don't talk the way some people expect. They talk in many ways-and their ways are beautiful.More Than Words is a comforting and empowering children's book told through the lived experiences of two loving Afro-Latino brothers, Cash (6) and Cairo (4), who are Autistic and communicate using AAC, gestures, sounds, movement, and love.Through gentle storytelling and vibrant illustrations, young readers learn: - That communication comes in many forms- That therapy is about support-not changing who someone is- That sensory needs, stimming, and routines help bodies feel safe- That words come when they are ready- And that love is never limited by speechCash rides the big yellow school bus to kindergarten. Cairo cuddles his stuffed animals and finds comfort at home. Together, they grow strong, brave, smart-and deeply loved.This book celebrates neurodiversity, autism acceptance, resilience, family, and Black excellence, offering representation for children who rarely see themselves reflected in books-and understanding for those learning how to be better friends, classmates, and allies.Perfect for: - Children ages 4-12- Autistic and neurodivergent children- Families, educators, therapists, and caregivers- Classrooms, therapy settings, and bedtime readingBecause communication isn't just about words. It's about connection. It's about belonging. It's about love.

Pagina's: 24, Paperback, Independently published