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I love to read and I am always for new books to add to my list. Here are some great read for SLPs. Some of these I have read, some were recommendations.

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1. Wonder  A 4th grade glass that had a couple of my students read this book last year, so I decided to read it too. I loved it and it allowed us not only to have wonderful discussions but work on listening comprehension.

2. Look Me In The Eye  Fun fact: a friend of mine group up next door to him!

3. Out With It A great story with perspective on stuttering.

4. Like Sound Through Water A touching story about APD.

5. Brains, Trains, and Video Games A great story about how Autism can impact a family; it’s not all bad.

6. Carly’s Voice LOVED THIS!

7. Me Talk Pretty One Day A good story and a witty author. 

8. Freaks, Geeks, and Asperger’s Syndrome The author was in his teens when he wrote this so it offers a very interesting perspective.

9. The Reason I Jump I didn’t read this one but it came highly recommended.

10. Out of My Mind This is another book being read in some of the classrooms at my school. So far, I really like it. 

Do you have any books to recommend?

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Hey there! I’m Maureen Wilson, a school-base SLP who is data driven and caffeine powered. My passion is supporting other pediatric SLPs by teaching them how to harness the power of literacy and data to help their students achieve their goals…without sacrificing time they don’t have.

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  1. I’ve read The reason I jump. Its good and would be a good read for parents or teachers. Quick and easy to read with nice insight.

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