Stephanie Barr

When Roxy (both on the spectrum and dyslexic) was told she wasn't good at creative writing, her mother took umbrage and determined to show otherwise. Roxy might have trouble expressing herself, but her imaginings were amazing. So, Roxy told her mother what she wanted to say and her mother wrote the stories for her. This is the result, nine stories where Roxy says what she wants to say in worlds vivid with cats and dragons, clever raccoons and ravens, whales and even animated puppets.
There's no limit to her imagination and isn't that true of most children, if we only listen? With an additional story RC Larlham