In this book, Sam is feeling under the weather. His dad hands him a tissue for him to wipe his nose, which he does very quickly. His dad is very happy with what Sam just did there, because there was a time where Sam did not even want to look at a tissue.
This story shares about the battle that Sam had with his tissue phobia. It was not all fun and games. It took Sam 11 years of is life to conquer that fear.
This book also is the beginning of Sam’s involvement in the creation. He illustrated, not once, but twice, the tissue monster.
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In this books, Sam meets Chantale, an adult who lives on the spectrum of autism just like him. Chantale decides to share her story on being a bullying victim when she was in school.
Sam learns a lot and he his happy to make a new friend who lives the same and also different experiences as him. He also learns about Chantale’s experiences while she was a child.
Thanks to Chantale Audet, who allowed us to share her story in pour books to teach kids about autism and bullying.
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My friend Sam goes to the movies
In this book, Sam has a meltdown in a movie theater because of all of his surroundings on which he has no control. This problem prompts mom and dad to find a solution to watching movies in a theater. That is when they discover the sensory friendly screenings.
Both, Sam and his parents, can now rest easy in the theater as they know that there are no elements that will trigger a meltdown in the theater. This book is based on a real experience by the author and his son.
