Goodnight Gavin, I Love You

By Paula Peters, Matt Stahl

Unlock the potential of autism through understanding and awareness.

5.0/5 Goodreads · 4 ratings

36 pages

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Bookroo's summary

Gavin's autism diagnosis at age two set his family on a journey of challenges and triumphs. This story invites you to join their quest to unlock the potential within every autistic mind. As setbacks transform into victories, discover how spreading awareness can make a difference. Will you help find the key to understanding autism? Dive into Gavin's world and become part of a movement that seeks to change lives. Share the story, spread the word, and be a catalyst for change in the lives of millions like Gavin.

From the publisher

Gavin was diagnosed with autism just after his second birthday. Ever since then it has been a roller coaster ride for his entire family. However, with every set back has come incredible triumphs for both Gavin and his entire family. If you are reading this book, you have an important role to play in helping children like Gavin. By spreading the word about autism and helping people to understand more about this disorder, then you will be helping to find the key that will eventually unlock the full potential of Gavin and the millions of children like him throughout the world. Reading this story is the first step in helping to spread the word, but by sharing this story with two other people you can help spread the word even faster. We need everyone to help us search for the key that unlocks the autistic mind and if everyone is looking, then we have a better chance of finding it. So, once you have searched for the key on every page of this story…please help us search for the key in real life. To learn more about autism and how you can help spread awareness, visit the GMan Foundation at https: //www.facebook.com/GManGroup or at their foundation’s website at http: //www.gmanfoundation.com/home. You can also follow Paula’s blog about her family’s journey to understanding autism at http: //blogs.lowellsun.com/autism/.

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