A Wonk-a-Doodle Week - Garner, Hester
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Luna, a young vision impaired girl with ADHD, gets her first guide dog and has to learn to cope and adapt to a changed world. Whisper - a puppy throughout the story - is the main character who is also the narrator. The story covers Whisper's first week learning about Luna's house, her school and environment. Through Whisper's eyes the world of a person living with special needs takes on deeper meaning, as he guides with compassion and patience. A Wonk-a-Doodle Week is a chapter book for children who read by themselves for the first time - essentially a happy story about a day-dreamer child who…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Luna, a young vision impaired girl with ADHD, gets her first guide dog and has to learn to cope and adapt to a changed world. Whisper - a puppy throughout the story - is the main character who is also the narrator. The story covers Whisper's first week learning about Luna's house, her school and environment. Through Whisper's eyes the world of a person living with special needs takes on deeper meaning, as he guides with compassion and patience. A Wonk-a-Doodle Week is a chapter book for children who read by themselves for the first time - essentially a happy story about a day-dreamer child who climbs higher, shouts louder, talks non-stop, jumps on beds, and moves outside the boundaries of what is considered 'normal' by others. It demonstrates the power of love and friendship in all situations.
Autorenporträt
Hester educates through storytelling, using the magic of informal narratives to reach young readers. Her expertise is in personalised learning styles which are focused on second language special needs and neurodivergence. She holds a PhD in this field. Being a child of Africa, all Hester's works contain an African element to enhance the learning process. She currently lives in Australia where she spends most of her time writing children's books for those with autism and HDHD, as well as historical works for adult readers.