About This Book
Reach for this book when your child feels like they are working twice as hard as their peers but getting half the results. It is the perfect choice for a student who has recently been diagnosed with a learning difference or who is struggling with the shame of feeling 'stupid' despite their best efforts. The story follows Brian, a sixth grader who discovers he is dyslexic after years of hiding his struggles. Beyond the academic diagnosis, the book explores the painful shift in social dynamics when old friends become bullies and the courage it takes to redefine oneself. It is a realistic, compassionate look at self-acceptance and the resilience required to navigate school when your brain works differently. It is highly appropriate for ages 8 to 12, offering a mirror for students with dyslexia and a window of empathy for those without.
