pickI liked it. I loved it. I think it was a very unique story shown through the eyes of a little girl who may be on the autistic spectrum. EG adapts to her surroundings the best way she can with her imagination. And, because it is set in 84, no one knows how to communicate with her either. I thought it was brilliant to show how early hip-hop affected her sensory processing disorder too. She wasn't mean or needed a whupping. #MGBuddyRead @megnews
Butterfinger I chose this for #crossworldsfantasy @LibrarianRyan #BBRC 3y
AkashaVampie How did u like it? My aunt and grandmother used to live in Huntsville. We used to visit the Nasa place never there. It was fun. 3y
Butterfinger @AkashaVampie I liked the book a lot. The little girl's grandfather is an engineer who works for NASA. He is the only person who gets on her communicative level. 3y
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AkashaVampie @Butterfinger oh so she's a smart cookie. 3y
Butterfinger @AkashaVampie she has trouble communicating (autistic spectrum - in my opinion) and people treat her like she's a pest. Or she is misbehaving. Because she truly lives in her own world. 3y
LibrarianRyan yeahh 3y
AkashaVampie @Butterfinger oh ok. Yeah I can see 3y
Roary47 I agree. I teach a lot of special needs kids and I‘m also thinking she is on the spectrum. I‘m not done with it yet, but glad it‘s not just me that was noticing that. (edited) 3y
megnews @Butterfinger @Roary47 not a teacher but was also thinking this. It‘s going to be a discussion question 3y