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by Wendy Aguilar (Author)
A whimsical journey that transforms how children who stutter view their speech.
In Stutterland, stuttering takes the form of a creature that embodies it-real, but not overwhelming. Through Gabe's journey to catch his "fluency", children see the chase for fluency in a way that feels relatable and honest, while also discovering that even without perfect speech, it is possible to navigate challenges with courage.
Inside Stutterland, children meet others who stutter, reminding them they are not alone. With heartfelt storytelling and painterly illustrations, this book helps transform stuttering from something hidden and intimidating into something children can understand, talk about, and face with hope.
The story highlights how stuttering can move from hidden to seen, overwhelming to manageable, isolated to connected, and discouraging to resilient, It shows children that their voices matter and reassures families that stuttering does not have to limit a child's future. Relatable, imaginative, and hopeful, Stutterland gives every child who stutters a mirror of their own experience and a reminder they are not alone.
Please note: this book contains Christian faith-based (Bible verses). Educators and SLPs in the public school settings should review district, state, and local guidelines before use.
Best suited for ages seven and up, Stutterland also pairs with Stutter Squad Academy, a video-based program for children and teens who stutter. With kid-friendly lessons and worksheets on behaviors, emotions, and resilience, the program gives families and SLPs practical tools to support the journey started in the story.
