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About this resource
A picture book exploring what it can feel like when numbers don't make sense in the way everyone seems to expect them to. Alongside the challenges of dyscalculia, the story makes space for problem-solving, memory, creativity, acting and all the things a child can be good at.
About the series: Part of the Disability Books for Kids series, which explores visible and invisible disabilities through children's perspectives. Each title is written from lived experience and includes a note from the author.
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- My Life as an Asthmanaut: A Book About Asthma
- Tic-errific Me: A Book About Tourette Syndrome
- Curious Mind and Dancing Feet: A Book About ADHD
- Why Are the Numbers All Jumbled?: A Book About Dyscalculia
How to use at home
Age groups
Preschool (4-6 years), Early primary (6-8 years), and Growing readers & learners (8+ years)
Language
English
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