BOOKS
Disability Inclusion and Education
These thoughtfully crafted picture books by Jon Roberts and Hannah Rounding help children understand autism by sharing relatable stories of kids with various disabilities. Inspired by real-life experiences, they foster empathy and autism awareness in young readers. Perfect for parents and educators seeking resources on autism support and disability inclusion.
Through the Eyes of Me
Through the Eyes of Me is a beautifully illustrated children's book about 4-year-old Kya, offering a glimpse into her world and unique behaviours.
Through the Eyes of Us
Through the Eyes of Us is a beautiful picture book giving an insight into the world of children with autism.
See What I Can Do!
Every child is unique, with their own personalities, dreams, and talents. Some are loud and outgoing, while others are quiet and prefer solitude; some have visible disabilities, while others have hidden ones.
Lilly & Myles: The Torch
Lily and her assistance dog Myles explore the garden and seashore, but the loud noise in a big cave scares her. She hears a mysterious creature approaching.
Page after page of stories to encourage exploration and understanding of differences and ignite the determination and imagination of children, parents and teachers, this special book is a fantastic resource for the classroom or to share at home.
ABOUT
Focusing On What Matters Most
My journey into writing children's books began with my incredible 12-year-old daughter, Kya, who is autistic. Her unique perspective and resilience inspired me to share her story and raise awareness about autism. Witnessing her experiences made me realize the importance of fostering understanding and empathy for individuals with autism and disabilities.
My books focus on autism and disability, aiming to promote understanding, empathy, and inclusivity. Each story explores different aspects of these themes, highlighting the strengths, challenges, and unique perspectives of the characters. By sharing these narratives, I hope to break down barriers and create a more inclusive society.
In addition to writing, I support charities that align with my mission of promoting inclusivity and understanding. I donate a large percentage of my royalties to organizations like Scope, Sarah's Trust, Dogs for Autism, and Dogs for Good. These charities work tirelessly to improve the lives of individuals with disabilities, and I am proud to support their efforts.
