Amazing Me, Amazing You by Christine McGuinness (author) and Hannah Jayne Lewin (illustrator)

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The perfect picture book celebrating all children with a message of kindness and friendship. I might not like gritty sand or scratchy labels, busy places or messy tables, but with … a quiet walk …a gentle smile …and some time alone for a little while … I can be amazingly me – just like you. In this first children’s book from autism ambassador, Christine McGuinness shows just how important it is to embrace diversity and inclusivity while highlighting just how much it means to accept one another, just as we are with all the uniqueness that makes us special. Recently diagnosed with autism along with her three children, Christine’s message to parents and carers to help them talk with their children about neurodiversity is the perfect way to introduce the subject to any child.

This picture book for 3+ emphasises the importance of empathy and kindness
Vibrant art from Hannah Jayne Lewin communicates a positive message
A strong message that will resonate with all children.

Our May 2023 Ages 3-4 Book of the Month

Our Book of the Month for Age 3+ is Amazing Me, Amazing You from autism ambassador Christine McGuinness. Recently diagnosed with autism along with her three children, Christine’s new book encourages us all to embrace our differences and accept one another. I might not like gritty sand or scratchy labels, busy places or messy tables, but with … a quiet walk …a gentle smile …and some time alone for a little while … I can be amazingly me – just like you.

This is a great title to support parents and carers in approaching the topic of neurodiversity, providing an accessible device for talking about some of the problems neurodivergent children may face.