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PruandrincesJenelope  \nWritten by Christine Bronstein and Illustrated by Karen L.Young  \nDigitized by the Internet Archivein 2022 with funding fromKahle/Austin Foundation  \nhttps://archive.org/details/stewieboomprince0000bron_g0j7  \nJUN 232D18  \nM  \n2xX nnlopeHandprits,SoflakesCWritten byay-esIllustrated byChristine BronsteinKaren L.Young  \nP  \nTo:Everyone who has ever felt different.  \n◎20I8 Christine Bronstein and Karen L.Young  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted inany form or by any means,electronic or mechanical,including photocopy,recording,or any information storage and retrieval system,without permissions in writingfrom the publisher,Nothing But The Truth,LLC.  \nPublished in 20I8 by Nothing But The Truth,LLCNothingButtheTruth.com  \nStewie BOOM!and Princess Penelope:Handprints,Snowfakes and Play-datesand Nothing But The Truth name and logo are trademarks of Nothing But TheTruth Publishing,LLC.  \nAlso available in ebook.  \nLibrary of Congress Control Number:2OI7905394  \nStewie BOOM!and Princess Penelope:Handprints,Snowflakes and Play-datesBy Christine BronsteinIllustration by Karen L.YoungEdited by Summer Laurie  \nISBN 9780997296273(paperback)ISBN 978099729628o(hardcover)ISBN 9780997296297(ebook)  \nPrinted in the United States of America2018First Edition  \n# Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder\n\nEvery second,our brains work to understand the things we see,smell,hear,taste,touch and experience.But when someone's brain interprets these things differently,it can make it harder for them to communicate and know what others are tryingto say to them.It can also make everyday sights and sounds very intense.But,justlike everyone else,people with autism spectrum disorder(ASD)come in all shapes,sizes and colors.Some have incredible strengths and some have difficulty witheveryday tasks.  \nMy name is Princess Penelope and I like stuffies,playing make believe with my friends and baking.My brothers,Stewie and Zoom,don’t reallylike those things,but that's OK becausethere are plenty of things we all like to do.  \nwe all REALLY like to do experiments,  \n...and we LOVE to jump on our trampoline.  \nOnc day at school,my teacher taught us aboutwhy some people like and don't like differentthings.\"No two minds are the same,\"shetold us.Our brains make cach of us unique.","cbCainmYOFc1RvFC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainmYOFc1RvFC","pdf",4154531,56,"English","# Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder","[{\"question\":\"How does autism spectrum disorder affect communication and understanding?\",\"answer\":\"When a person’s brain interprets sensory information differently, it can make communication and understanding others’ intentions more difficult.\"},{\"question\":\"Why can everyday sights and sounds feel very intense?\",\"answer\":\"Different sensory interpretation can make common sights and sounds more intense for people with ASD.\"},{\"question\":\"What message does the text give about individuality in ASD?\",\"answer\":\"The text states that “no two minds are the same,” and describes people with ASD as coming in many shapes, strengths, and challenges.\"}]","Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder | PDF",1791878449,141]