Sarah and Her Twirling Toes
Sarah loves how screaming makes her feel. Her tonsils tickle. Her tummy dances. And, best of all, her toes twirl! But one day, Sarah’s scream disappears …
This bright picture book celebrates Sarah’s spunky and endearing personality while showing that she can be herself, with or without screaming.
The inspiration for the main character in this story is Sara B., a spunky girl with autism who likes to scream.
For Parents, Teachers, and Librarians
Find teaching ideas in this Discussion and Activity Guide for Sarah and Her Twirling Toes, P-2nd grade.
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