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Ama’s quiet superpower

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Discover how Ama, a thoughtful girl on the autism spectrum, uses her remarkable attention to detail and unique way of thinking to solve a classroom challenge and show that being different can be a strength.
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Age Range9-12
Class / LevelClass 4
Pages54
AuthorEric Nyame
ISBNISBN: 978-9988-8911-8-3
FormatPaperback, Hardcover, ebook
LanguageEnglish
Reading LevelIntermediate

Why You’ll Love This Book

  • Celebrates autistic children and their unique perspectives, talents, and abilities.
  • Promotes empathy, inclusion, and respect for neurodiversity.
  • Encourages children to appreciate different ways of thinking and learning.
  • Inspires confidence, courage, patience, and creative problem-solving.
  • Features relatable school experiences set in Accra, Ghana.

What’s Inside

  • Ama’s journey as a thoughtful girl who sees the world differently.
  • Everyday experiences at school, including moments of misunderstanding and discovery.
  • An exciting classroom challenge that calls for careful observation and clever thinking.
  • Examples of pattern recognition, attention to detail, and creative problem-solving.
  • Opportunities for classmates to learn about acceptance and different perspectives.

Learning Outcomes

  • Develop empathy and understanding of autistic people.
  • Recognise and respect different ways of thinking, communicating, and learning.
  • Appreciate individual strengths and diverse perspectives.
  • Build confidence, self-acceptance, and resilience.
  • Strengthen observation, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.

Perfect For

  • Children aged 9–12 and primary school pupils.
  • Teachers introducing autism awareness and neurodiversity.
  • Classrooms promoting inclusion, empathy, and respect for individual differences.
  • School and community libraries celebrating diverse experiences and abilities.
  • Parents and caregivers encouraging self-confidence and acceptance.
  • Classroom reading groups exploring friendship, problem-solving, and belonging.

Description

This story celebrates children
on the autism spectrum, showing how their special way of
thinking can be a gift, especially when faced with challenges.

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