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Sele Speaks Without Words
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Sele Speaks Without Words is a heartfelt and imaginative story about a young boy named Sele, who navigates life with nonverbal autism, sensory processing disorder, and learning difficulties. Sele’s journey begins in the familiar world but soon takes a fantastical turn when he discovers a magical stone that transports him to a realm filled with unique creatures, each with their own talents and challenges. Through his interactions with these creatures, Sele learns valuable lessons about friendship, self-acceptance, and the power of communication beyond words.
From the first page, I was captivated by Ediale’s storytelling. The descriptions of the magical world are enchanting, and Sele’s interactions with creatures like Maddy the Dragonfly, Drogo the Owl, and Cha-Cha the Butterfly are both imaginative and poignant. The author’s ability to depict Sele’s inner thoughts and feelings, especially in the epigraph and introduction, provides insight into the mind of a child with autism. This empathetic portrayal is touching and enlightening, making Sele an endearing protagonist who captures the reader’s heart.
One aspect I liked most about this book is the way it handles complex emotions and challenges associated with various conditions like ADHD, cerebral palsy, and epilepsy. For instance, the chapter where Sele helps Drogo cope with his fear of the dark and aids Flash in managing his hyperactivity is beautifully crafted. These moments highlight Sele’s growth and demonstrate the importance of patience, understanding, and creative problem-solving.
The illustrations interspersed throughout the book are another highlight. They complement the narrative wonderfully, providing a visual representation of Sele’s adventures and his friends’ unique traits. The colorful artwork, such as Sele bandaging Cha-Cha’s wing or meditating with Flash, enhances the reader’s connection to the characters and their journey. These visual elements make the story more engaging for younger readers, adding a delightful touch to an already compelling tale.
Sele Speaks Without Words is a beautifully written children’s book that will resonate with children and adults alike. It’s perfect for readers who enjoy fantasy stories with meaningful messages about acceptance, empathy, and the power of non-verbal communication.
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Tiney Tiny Turner I Feel Different
Posted by Literary Titan

Tiney Tiny Turner is the very definition of “great things come in small packages.” He is a wonderful friend and an encouragement to everyone he meets, and he is beyond determined to succeed. He might be incredibly small in stature, but he manages to build the confidence of those around him with affirmations as he spreads the good news that being different is definitely a good thing. His priority is leading others to be themselves and be comfortable in their own skin. Tiney Tiny Turner, always smiling, is quite the firecracker.
Tiney Tiny Turner: I Feel Different, written by Webilor Ediale and illustrated by Shiela Alejandro, is a children’s book designed to help readers learn to appreciate the differences in others as well as their own. Throughout the book, Ediale keeps the narrative focused on how size, shape, and skin color do not define us but make us unique and make our gifts stand out.
Alejandro’s illustrations are eye-catching, with vibrant colors and characters with whom readers will relate. There is something for every reader within the pages of Ediale’s book. Tiney Tiny Turner is a likable character who captures the imagination of readers with his miniature stature and his bigger-than-life personality. The book’s encouraging words and engaging illustrations make for a fun read overall.
Tiney Tiny Turner: I Feel Different is written in rhyming verse with an extensive vocabulary that may prove challenging for younger readers, but does provide an opportunity for discussion and learning. I recommend Ediale’s book to those who want to spark discussions about appreciating differences and remaining upbeat and determined in the face of adversity.
Pages: 34 | ASIN : B0C8YYH95L
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