The Girl Who Thought In Pictures: The Story Of Dr. Temple Grandin

Julia Finley Mosca
Illustrated by Daniel Rieley
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The Girl Who Thought In Pictures: The Story Of Dr. Temple Grandin

Julia Finley Mosca
Illustrated by Daniel Rieley
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6-8 YEARS40 PAGESENGLISH

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"A good story to introduce autism to young children"

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  • Appropriate for: Ages 6-8 Years
  • Published date: Mar 05, 2019
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 40
  • Publisher: The Innovation Press
  • ISBN: 9781943147618
  • Dimensions: 10.0" W x 1.0" L x 10.0" H
"The author speaks directly and inclusively...this is an effective, age-appropriate introduction to a remarkable person."

Julia Finley Mosca is a copywriter and former journalist who spent more than a decade in Hollywood crafting messages for money. After working with such recognizable brands as Entertainment Tonight, Yahoo!, American Greetings, and JibJab, she landed her most rewarding job yet-mom to one ferociously curious and spunky little girl. The Amazing Scientists series marks Mosca's debut into the magical world of children's books.

Daniel Rieley is a British freelance illustrator based in Lisbon. After studying at The Arts Institute Bournemouth, taking an epic backpacking adventure in Australia, and working three years in London, he decided to take off to sunny Portugal. For the last two years, Rieley has been working on several illustration projects in advertising, print, card design, and children's picture books. When Rieley is not drawing you can probably find him trying to catch waves, taking photos with old cameras, or playing his newly discovered sport Padel.

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