Did you know that I have epilepsy?: A children’s book about a boy that has seizures
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DID YOU KNOW THAT I HAVE EPILEPSY is a true story of a boy name Cody, who has been diagnosed with epilepsy. It was written to help kids learn more about seizures and what could happen from a child’s perspective. It’s easy for children to understand and has colorful, engaging pictures.
About the Author
Stacey Crouch is the author of Delightfully Different, A children’s book about Autism. She is the mom of son, Cody who has autism and epilepsy.
ASIN : B08QG4M76W
Publisher : Independently published
Publication date : December 12, 2020
Language : English
Print length : 29 pages
ISBN-13 : 979-8577597764
Item Weight : 3.39 ounces
Dimensions : 8.5 x 0.07 x 8.5 inches
Best Sellers Rank: #1,481,340 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #27 in Children’s Epilepsy Health #200 in Epilepsy #1,061 in Children’s Books on Diseases & Physical Illness
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8 reviews for Did you know that I have epilepsy?: A children’s book about a boy that has seizures
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Brandy –
Perfect to explain to younger kids
The wording is perfect for introducing the topic to kids around my son’s age. We plan to bring it to church with us so the kids there can have an idea on what goes on with my son. My son is also nonverbal autistic so he can’t really explain it well to his peers. Thanks for making this book.
Kristine Phan –
Super informative and fun read!
As a caregiver for a boy with epilepsy, it’s hard to explain my job to my little sister. However, this book that I bought for her really made epilepsy easy to understand and learn about. She loved the pictures too! Highly recommend for anyone who has children or younger siblings!!
Amazon Customer –
Adorable book
I bought this book for my Godchildren. They loved it and it opened the door for conversations about epilepsy and seizures in general. They asked questions about each picture and it made it so easy to give them information without it being overwhelming. I highly recommend it.
AmberV –
Pages are out of order
The pages in the book are out of order. It doesn’t make sense to read it front to back.
Tracey –
Awesome addition to a family’s bedtime reading routine.
What an awesome addition these books are to every family. Creatively illustrated and a wonderful perspective. It helped me understand more and I think it will help children as well as adults understand more about Autism and epilepsy.
Deana Sneyd –
Highly Recommend
I loved the pictures in this book and learned a lot about epilepsy. Very informative and easy to understand. I would highly recommend it for both adult and children audiences!
Rachel Gilliland –
Not very helpful or informational and a little scary. I don’t think telling children that seizures may cause someone to stop breathing.
deborah ellison –
Brought this for my great grand-daughter whose dad has epilepsy. The text was brilliant, easy to read and very informative. She enjoyed it and can talk about what might happen if her dad has a fit.