If you have or know a child with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), Hartley Steiner's book, This is Gabriel Making Sense of School, needs to be added to your collection.
Every time you enter one of the three ways above, you MUST post a comment. It is very important that you post a comment for each entry. Comments will be numbered in the order they are listed and a random number generator (random.org) will be used to select the winner. If you combine entries into one post, you will only have one chance to win rather than up to three. Give-a-way is open to U.S. residents only.
Note: Hartley Steiner provided me with a complimentary copy of her book in exchange for being featured on AutismWonderland. The opinions expressed are my own and have not been influenced in any way.
Aside from being beautifully illustrated by Brandon Fall, Steiner breaks down the seven senses: sight, hearing, touch, taste, smell, vestibular and proprioception. While Fall's cool graphics bring each sense to life. Written in clear and simple language, Steiner makes SPD easy enough for everyone to understand. From the grandparent who doesn't really get it, to the sibling or to the "typical" classmate who wants to know "what's up with that kid." Steiner informs the reader without the clinical mumbo jumbo and makes learning about SPD fun and engaging. Ultimately, it's a learning tool for anyone who wants a better understanding of Sensory Processing Disorder.
Since receiving This is Gabriel Making Sense of School, I've showed it to all of The Boy's therapists, teachers and some friends. Every single person I showed it to either (a) ordered the book or (b) expressed that they were going to order it. Two behavioral therapists I showed it to agreed that This is Gabriel Making Sense of School would be a great resource book for Inclusion Classrooms. Steiner's book promotes awareness and acceptance.
Since receiving This is Gabriel Making Sense of School, I've showed it to all of The Boy's therapists, teachers and some friends. Every single person I showed it to either (a) ordered the book or (b) expressed that they were going to order it. Two behavioral therapists I showed it to agreed that This is Gabriel Making Sense of School would be a great resource book for Inclusion Classrooms. Steiner's book promotes awareness and acceptance.
The cool thing about this book is that Hartley Steiner gets it. A mother of three boys (Gabriel, Nicholas and Matthew). Her oldest son Gabriel was diagnosed with Sensory Processing Disorder in 2005. Steiner's personal blog Hartley's Life with 3 Boys is honest, smart and witty. She writes about "the emotional journey of raising three boys, dealing with SPD, Autism and Bi-Polar Adoption, Marriage and Life while trying to keep [her] sanity and sense of humor." Steiner's blog is one that I go to for both support and inspiration.
This is Gabriel Making Sense of School may be purchased on Amazon for $13.55. But if you're feeling lucky - you can win it!
This is Gabriel Making Sense of School may be purchased on Amazon for $13.55. But if you're feeling lucky - you can win it!
Enter this give-a-way up to 3 ways:
1. Follow this blog; and/or
2. Follow me on twitter - @LaliQuin; and/or
3. “Like” the AutismWonderland Facebook page.
Every time you enter one of the three ways above, you MUST post a comment. It is very important that you post a comment for each entry. Comments will be numbered in the order they are listed and a random number generator (random.org) will be used to select the winner. If you combine entries into one post, you will only have one chance to win rather than up to three. Give-a-way is open to U.S. residents only.
If you are already signed up for any of these, no problem. Just post a comment and you’re in the giveaway!
This giveaway will end Friday, April 29th at 11:59pm EST. Winner will be announced on Facebook & Twitter by Sunday, May 1st. I will contact the winner and you will have 24 hours to reply.
Feel free to contact me at autismwonderland@gmail.com with any questions.
