Speechless: A Graphic Novel [Steinke, Aron Nels, Steinke, Aron Nels] on desertcart.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Speechless: A Graphic Novel Review: Builds understanding of selective mutism. They’re not just shy. - Read this graphic novel today. It has some great examples on how to help people with selective mutism. A big one is to not stop talking to them or asking them questions. Another is to not speak for them. Some kids are not just shy. If your child doesn’t speak in certain situations, you should look into selective mutism. This doesn’t have to last forever and if they truly have selective mutism, it isn’t something kids just grow out of. Help them find their voice even if it’s a tiny whisper at first. My daughter is reading this next and bringing it to school for their classroom library when she’s done. Quick synopsis: Mira just started Middle School and gave herself a huge expectation, to talk at school for the first time. Speechless walks us through Mira’s journey through therapy, realistic goals, friendship, and a little crush on her way to finding her brave voice. Great for 5th-8th grade students to build understanding and empathy. Review: Great graphic novel - My boys loved reading this book
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C**U
Builds understanding of selective mutism. They’re not just shy.
Read this graphic novel today. It has some great examples on how to help people with selective mutism. A big one is to not stop talking to them or asking them questions. Another is to not speak for them. Some kids are not just shy. If your child doesn’t speak in certain situations, you should look into selective mutism. This doesn’t have to last forever and if they truly have selective mutism, it isn’t something kids just grow out of. Help them find their voice even if it’s a tiny whisper at first. My daughter is reading this next and bringing it to school for their classroom library when she’s done. Quick synopsis: Mira just started Middle School and gave herself a huge expectation, to talk at school for the first time. Speechless walks us through Mira’s journey through therapy, realistic goals, friendship, and a little crush on her way to finding her brave voice. Great for 5th-8th grade students to build understanding and empathy.
J**Y
Great graphic novel
My boys loved reading this book
S**S
Great book! A good read for my daughter
Great book! A good read for my 10 yr old daughter
A**I
A Must-Read for Everyone!
This is such a fantastic book! My daughter and I read it, and we could really feel how much love and effort went into every page. The art is beautiful, and the story totally pulled us in. It’s super relatable—especially for kids dealing with anxiety, but honestly, even I connected with it as an adult. We’re both huge fans of Mira now—she’s such a memorable character. My daughter and I both highly recommend it—it’s a must-read!
T**E
Fun and touching book dealing with social difficulties in middle school.
A touching and fun graphic novel about a girl with selective mutism and how she learns to deal with it and life in middle school. The art and coloring are wonderful!
J**E
Tween approved
My tween loved it
J**S
Another great Mr. Wolf book
My granddaughter LOVES these books (and so do I!) The author is my cousin, which makes it even more fun. Highly recommend!
L**S
Repeating 9x in 2 weeks, great book!
I bought Speechless 2 weeks ago and my 6yo read it 9x aldy! She loves all Aron's book so much, and because of it, I bought Speechless. Only Aron's book keep her captivated in the story. Great book, amazing author. We can't wait for the new release next June on Mr Wolf.
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