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Included in CBC's November Hot Off the Press reading list! Ellie wants to befriend her mostly non-verbal classmate Dylan. That’s why she draws pictures of his favorite animals: dinosaurs. But Dylan doesn’t seem to like the drawings, nor Ellie, which makes her sad. Luckily, Ellie’s dads and Dylan’s parents help her learn that sharing one’s feelings isn’t always easy. Dinosaurs for Dylan is a touching and inclusive tale that explores the complexities of friendship, especially when faced with differences. As Ellie navigates her relationship with Dylan, readers are invited into a world where…mehr

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Included in CBC's November Hot Off the Press reading list! Ellie wants to befriend her mostly non-verbal classmate Dylan. That’s why she draws pictures of his favorite animals: dinosaurs. But Dylan doesn’t seem to like the drawings, nor Ellie, which makes her sad. Luckily, Ellie’s dads and Dylan’s parents help her learn that sharing one’s feelings isn’t always easy. Dinosaurs for Dylan is a touching and inclusive tale that explores the complexities of friendship, especially when faced with differences. As Ellie navigates her relationship with Dylan, readers are invited into a world where neurodiversity takes center stage. Dylan's love for dinosaurs and his distinct approach to classroom activities provide valuable insights into his experiences. This story serves as a valuable conversation starter about neurodiversity and being on the spectrum, encouraging empathy and understanding among young readers. Through Ellie's journey, children learn the importance of embracing differences and celebrating the unique qualities that make each individual special. A sweet and inclusive story about empathy and the many different shapes of friendship. For children ages 5 years and up.
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Autorenporträt
Tracy Gulovsen (1970) resides in St. Louis, Missouri (US) with her husband, children and 70 lb lap dog.  She’s an avid reader, beginning knitter and a mediocre gardener. As a special education teacher she worked with children of all ages who had language and social/emotional delays. She continues to educate new parents and not-so-new adults about hearing loss and the impacts it can have on many aspects of our daily lives. As a children’s book author, Tracy strives to relate her characters to the similarities and differences in each of us. Her debut picture book will be published by Clavis Publishing in 2024.