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Echo the Blind Tiger is a heartwarming and empowering tale about a young tiger named Echo, who navigates the world without sight. Through four thrilling adventures, Echo discovers the power of his heightened senses—smell, touch, hearing, and taste—showing that there’s more than one way to see the world. This beautifully rhymed story is not just a delightful listen for all children, but a particularly special book for parents of children with sight loss.

Meet Freddy the Fox, a lively and curious little fox who has a lot of energy and even more ideas! But sometimes, Freddy finds it hard to sit still, pay attention, or remember things—just like many children who live with ADHD. In this heartwarming and relatable tale, children will follow Freddy on his adventures as he learns to navigate the challenges of ADHD with the help of his forest friends.

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Perfect for children aged 5-10, this uplifting story celebrates the importance of embracing individual learning needs and finding joy in the journey of learning. Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or caregiver, "Holly the Hare" is a must-have addition to your library of books for children with dyslexia, offering both encouragement and practical strategies for young listeners. "Holly the Hare" also contains open ended questions at the back, to foster nurturing conversation.

Join best friends Tom and Lucy on an extraordinary journey through the Enchanted Forest! When Tom, who has Dyscalculia, finds numbers and math tricky, Lucy is always there to help. Together, they discover a magical map that leads them to exciting challenges and enchanting creatures. Along the way, Tom learns that with a little help from a friend and some creative problem-solving, he can overcome any obstacle.