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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Talking about what you love should be easy.>Soren is on the autism spectrum, and when he gets excited about something, his ideas come fast, detailed, and full of passion. When his class is assigned a presentation on a topic they care about, Soren knows exactly what he wants to share-deep ocean ecosystems, glowing creatures, and discoveries most people have never even heard of.>People stop responding. Conversations stall. And the more Soren tries to explain, the more it feels like he's talking alone.>With the help of his friend Parker and his family, Soren begins to see something new. Sharing what you love isn't just about giving all the information-it's about making space for other people too. Learning when to pause, when to ask, and how to turn a one-sided explanation into a real conversation might be the most important part of all. Because being interesting isn't about saying more.It's about bringing people with you.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Sometimes the hardest part isn't finding your place.>Soren is on the autism spectrum, and over the past year, he's learned a lot about friendship, communication, and being himself. He's found his people. He knows the routines. He understands how to navigate the world in ways that once felt impossible. But when a new student named Theo starts sitting alone at lunch, Soren notices something familiar.This time, Soren isn't the one who feels out of place.He's the one who has a choice.With no script, no plan, and no perfect words, Soren takes a small step-one that turns into something bigger than he expected. As their quiet lunches turn into real friendship, Soren learns that helping someone belong isn't about having all the answers.It's about listening.It's about showing up.>Through small moments, missteps, and meaningful connections, Soren discovers that the same kindness that helped him belongs to him now, too.Because the best way to find your place.is to save one for someone else.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Moving Day Mayhem (Autism Adventures: Growing Together)New house. New school. New everything.For Soren, that means something more.Soren is on the autism spectrum, and the world doesn't always feel easy to navigate. He likes plans, quiet, and knowing what comes next. But moving to Maple Street changes everything-new sounds, new people, and a lot of unexpected moments.While his brother Flint jumps into new friendships and his sister Zadie turns every situation into an adventure (even the messy ones), Soren has to figure out how to handle a world that feels louder, faster, and harder to predict.From lost belongings and first-day jitters to awkward conversations and surprising breakthroughs, Soren learns that being different can be challenging-but it can also be a strength.And as his family learns alongside him, they discover something important: They don't have to face anything alone. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Rules are supposed to be simple. but nobody told Soren that some of them can change. Soren is on the autism spectrum, and rules have always been one of the things that make the world feel safe. They're clear, predictable, and they stay the same. But when a group project, a driveway soccer game, and a classroom bathroom pass all start bending the rules he thought were fixed, Soren realizes that not everything works the way he expected.Some rules never change - like being honest, and standing up for someone who can't speak up for themselves. But others shift depending on the situation, and nobody hands you a guide for telling the difference. With help from his teacher, his parents, and even his sister Zadie - who is dealing with her own frustrating rule problem - Soren begins sorting the world into categories that finally make sense. Along the way, he learns to read the people around him in new ways, speak up when it matters most, and build something he didn't expect - a way of understanding fairness that works for him, even when the rules aren't written down.Because not every rule is a wall. Some are doors - and knowing the difference changes everything. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A sleepover sounds like fun.but for Soren, it's a big decision. Soren is on the autism spectrum, and new situations can feel overwhelming-especially when they involve unfamiliar places, changing plans, and a lot of social moments all at once. When his friend Jack invites him to spend the night, Soren doesn't say yes right away. Instead, he does what he does best-he thinks it through. With help from his family, Soren prepares carefully. He makes a plan, packs everything he needs (well. almost everything), and gets ready to try something new. But once the sleepover begins, he quickly discovers that not everything can be planned-games change rules, food tastes different, and the noise can feel like too much. As the night unfolds, Soren must learn how to handle challenges in real time-taking breaks when he needs them, speaking up when something feels hard, and finding his own way to be part of the group without losing who he is.Because trying something new doesn't have to be perfect to be meaningful. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Some weeks are busy.and some weeks are just too much. Soren is on the autism spectrum, and he's learned a lot about how to handle school, friendships, and new challenges. But when one packed week piles on Spirit Week, group projects, a field trip, loud assemblies, family plans, and more, something starts to feel off. At first, Soren tells himself he can handle it.He has the skills. He's done hard things before. But as the days go on, everything starts to feel heavier. Noise gets sharper. Small problems feel bigger. Even the things he usually enjoys don't feel the same. And when Soren reaches his limit, he's left wondering something that scares him: Has all his progress disappeared. or is something else going on?With support from his family, his therapist, and his own growing self-awareness, Soren discovers an important truth: Even strengths have limits. Through small changes-taking breaks, speaking up, and learning to do less on purpose-Soren begins to understand that taking care of himself isn't giving up.It's how he keeps going.Because growing doesn't mean doing everything.It means knowing when to pause, recharge, and keep showing up. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The lunchroom seems simple.but for Soren, it's one of the hardest places to be. Soren is on the autism spectrum, and conversations don't always work the way he expects them to. At lunch, voices overlap, jokes don't always make sense, and everything seems to move faster than he can keep up with.After making progress with new experiences and friendships, Soren wants to take the next step-finding a place where he truly belongs. But sitting at the table isn't just about having a seat. It's about knowing when to speak, what to say, and how to stay part of a conversation that never slows down. With patience, practice, and the support of his family, Soren begins to figure it out-one small moment at a time. He learns that he doesn't have to understand everything all at once. He can listen, look for openings, and find his own way to connect. Because belonging doesn't come from being exactly like everyone else.It comes from being yourself-and finding people who meet you there. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Being honest is supposed to be simple. but for Soren, the truth just made someone stop talking to him. Soren is on the autism spectrum, and honesty has always been one of the things he's best at. When he sees something clearly, he says it clearly. But when a classroom feedback activity goes wrong and his accurate, well-meaning comments leave a classmate hurt and silent, Soren is left with a question he can't answer: How is telling the truth the wrong thing to do? Determined to fix the problem, Soren does what he does best - he builds a system. A four-step communication filter designed to check every word before it leaves his mouth. But the filter doesn't just stop the wrong things from coming out. It stops everything - including the observations, humor, and honesty that make Soren who he is. When he watches his brother make a similar mistake and repair it in minutes - not by preventing the damage, but by going back - Soren begins to see a different path. With help from his family, his friends, and even his sister Zadie, who is navigating her own version of the same problem, Soren learns that saying the right thing isn't about being less honest. It's about making sure the truth doesn't arrive alone. Because being honest and being kind aren't opposites. You just have to learn to do both at the same time. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Condición: New. Print on Demand.

Condición: New. Print on Demand.

Condición: New. Print on Demand.