Summary

Izzy narrates this longer picture book as she describes her days at school and how having Sensory Processing Disorder affects her actions. She also explains some of the changes her teachers have made to help her, like moving her farther away from the teacher so their voice isn’t too loud, allowing her earplugs during recess and lunch, and moving her locker to the end to give her more space. She also explains things she can do at home when she is feeling irritable.

Mom Thoughts

This picture book could be a great resource for a child who struggles with Sensory Processing Disorder, especially in a school setting. Izzy is relatable, honest, and gives practical advice on things that could benefit children in a similar situation. It can also be helpful for children to see that they are not alone in their struggles, although they mat often feel that way.

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At A Glance

 Number of Pages Minutes to Read
39 5

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