Navigating Autism Together Through Social Stories
A powerful, heartwarming Illustrated Children’s Book designed to help autistic children build unshakable self-esteem, resilience, and a true sense of belonging. Through the relatable journey of Adrián, a young boy who discovers pride in his love for trains and history, the book provides practical strategies for overcoming social challenges, standing up to bullies, and celebrating neurodiversity. Packed with engaging affirmations, hands-on activities, and rel-life backed parent tips, it equips kids to recognize their unique strengths while fostering lifelong self-acceptance.
A book not only for autistic kids, it’s ideal for parents, educators, and therapists, this book blends inspirational storytelling with actionable tools, including free printable affirmation cards and confidence-building exercises. Whether a child struggles with feeling left out or needs help sharing their passions, this book transforms self-doubt into pride, courage, and unapologetic joy. More than just a story, it’s a lifeline for autistic kids to thrive exactly as they are.
Empowers autistic kids to embrace their uniqueness.
Practical strategies for parents to nurture confidence.
Affirmations & activities to build resilience against bullying.
Celebrates neurodiversity through relatable stories (e.g., Adrián’s journey).
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Awesome for children, parents, and educators, this book provides a gentle and positive approach to celebrating neurodiversity.
A brilliant resource for both autistic children and those who care for them, showing that being different is a beautiful thing. The book’s warm messages and engaging story will resonate with kids of all backgrounds
With its vibrant illustrations and affirming language, this book helps kids see their uniqueness as a strength. It’s an excellent way to introduce the concept of neurodiversity while boosting self-esteem.
Meet Adrián as he discovers his amazing ‘invisible backpack’, a powerful metaphor that helps explain the invisible baggage we all carry. Through his journey, the book explores masking and literal thinking in ways children can understand. It also helps explain these concepts while offering tools for gently unmasking and using therapy as a safe space to do so.
When Adrián’s sensory system gets overloaded, he learns that his big feelings are valid and his body’s responses make perfect sense. This story reframes ‘meltdowns’ as communication, teaching regulation strategies that honor autistic nervous systems. Essential for parents, teachers creating sensory-friendly classrooms, and therapists working on self-regulation without shame.
Adrián prepares for a new school year by creating visual schedules, meeting his new teacher, and planning sensory breaks. A practical guide disguised as a story, showing families how to prepare for transitions while giving teachers insight into what autistic students need to thrive. Includes discussion questions for classroom use and family preparation strategies.
Adrián loves parties and wants to celebrate with friends, he just needs to plan ahead for the sensory experience. This story shows how autistic children can fully participate in social events with the right preparation, not by changing who they are. Ideal for teaching neurotypical children about inclusion and helping parents, teachers, and party hosts create genuinely welcoming celebrations.