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by Amanda Hawn (Author)
Addy loves colors, bright ones, soft ones, and all the beautiful shades in between. But sometimes, all those colors can feel overwhelming, turning her world into a swirl of confusion and big emotions.
In Addy's Rainbow, readers follow Addy as she navigates a day filled with choices, challenges, and self-discovery. With the help of her dad, Addy learns that it's okay if her brain works a little differently, and that embracing more than one "color of the day" might be the key to feeling just right.
This heartfelt and empowering story gently introduces themes of sensory sensitivity, emotional regulation, and self-acceptance. Inspired by real-life experiences, it celebrates neurodiversity and reminds children that being different is something truly special.
Perfect for young readers, parents, and educators, Addy's Rainbow is a comforting and uplifting story that encourages every child to embrace who they are, just as they are.
