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Camden hears the rain. He watches it fall. He smells the change in the air. But when the storm passes, it leaves behind something he's never felt before-mud. Autistic Camden's First Muddy Adventure is a true-to-life nonfiction picture book that highlights a sensory-rich moment through the eyes of an autistic child. Camden's story captures the feelings of curiosity, discomfort, and joy that come with exploring something new. Through gentle narration, sensory-focused language, and vivid repetition, children discover how everyday experiences can become deeply meaningful when viewed through an…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Camden hears the rain. He watches it fall. He smells the change in the air. But when the storm passes, it leaves behind something he's never felt before-mud. Autistic Camden's First Muddy Adventure is a true-to-life nonfiction picture book that highlights a sensory-rich moment through the eyes of an autistic child. Camden's story captures the feelings of curiosity, discomfort, and joy that come with exploring something new. Through gentle narration, sensory-focused language, and vivid repetition, children discover how everyday experiences can become deeply meaningful when viewed through an autistic lens. This story helps autistic children feel seen and celebrated. It shows how something as ordinary as mud can become a moment of growth, play, and personal triumph. At the same time, it provides insight to parents, teachers, and therapists into how sensory experiences shape the world for neurodivergent children. Perfect for readers ages 4 to 8, this inclusive children's book supports emotional understanding, sensory exploration, and autism representation. Whether you are reading at home, in a classroom, or during therapy, Camden's muddy adventure offers an unforgettable learning moment. Show your child that their experiences matter. Join Camden and discover the magic of mud-together.
Autorenporträt
Raylene decided to write this book to bring acceptance to those with autism. As a mother of two autistic children, she is a first-hand witness to how autistic children act and react to different stimuli. She is also a first-hand witness to how these children are seen through unaccepting eyes when they respond to the world through their eyes.