Animated Like Me - Best, Rayna
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Kamron has a very hard time making friends. He desperately wants to be happy and accepted by his peers. However, they find Kamron quite odd. He's loud, impatient, and extremely energetic. Sadly enough for Kamron, finding true friendship seems impossible because he struggles with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. He tries especially hard to fit in but he can't but to be his true self. Just when Kamron feels like giving up, he meets Kamille. Kamille is delightful and wonderfully imaginative. She too struggles with ADHD and shows Kamron that it's okay to be different. Together they roam…mehr

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Kamron has a very hard time making friends. He desperately wants to be happy and accepted by his peers. However, they find Kamron quite odd. He's loud, impatient, and extremely energetic. Sadly enough for Kamron, finding true friendship seems impossible because he struggles with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. He tries especially hard to fit in but he can't but to be his true self. Just when Kamron feels like giving up, he meets Kamille. Kamille is delightful and wonderfully imaginative. She too struggles with ADHD and shows Kamron that it's okay to be different. Together they roam the lands, changing the minds of their peers and supporting each other's everyday struggles.
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Autorenporträt
Rayna Best is a wife, mother of three, author and a former educator. During her time working with inner city youth, she discovered her passion for uplifting children within the community. Now, her mission is to empower other children around the world, while spreading awareness about their unique needs and personalities. Her very first book is called, Animated Like Me, which addresses the harsh realities of struggling with inclusion, self acceptance, all while balancing ADHD. She believes that it is her divine gift and purpose to write stories that will evoke change.