Reviews for The Chalk Rainbow:
‘A staple for families, friends, and schools to teach insight, understanding, and creative problem solving, The Chalk Rainbow is both an important communication tool and story time treasure.’
STORY MONSTERS REVIEW
‘This thought-provoking picture book shows the challengers faced by a family living with Autism, and how love, acceptance and all the colours of the rainbow help them work through the difficulties together.”
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH
‘An essential addition to the school library’s collection and the home library of the siblings of an ASD child.’
THE BOTTOM SHELF
‘A wonderful book to share with the children giving them a real insight  into how kids with autism see the world. It encourages acceptance and understanding of difference while showing there are many ways to solve a problem. 5 stars!’
JUNIOR BOOKWORMS BOOK REVIEW
‘I can’t express HOW important I think this book is for all childcare centres, kindergartens and primary schools to purchase.’
TODDLER BOOK REVIEWS
‘I would love to read this story to my classes as we discuss difference and prejudice.
There are many ways of solving problems and sometimes it is important to follow that rainbow.’
BOOKSELLERS NEW ZEALAND
‘Deborah writes in a sensitive and caring manner about the challenges and opportunities for families living with Autism Spectrum Disorder.’
THE MUMMY PROJECT
‘..clever and perceptive’
KIRKUS REVIEWS
‘Touching and thought provoking’
MARGARET HAMILTON-PINEROLO
‘…this story with its themes of accepting difference, trust and unconditional love, will help readers and listeners to try and see things from behind the head of a child with ASD.’
RED READING HUB
‘The Chalk Rainbow is a story about trusting others and experiencing unconditional love…the illustrations in this book are beautiful and bright…ideal for young readers’
IN THE GOOD BOOKS
‘…empowering and uplifting.’
PARENTS IN TOUCH (UK)
‘… a book for shared story times. With gentle messages about acceptance of difference, overcoming fear and family relationships…general enough to be accepted as a stand alone story, yet includes enough context to spark more direct conversations’
READING TIME
‘…a beautiful book to explain how even though children with special needs can seem different than other kids, we can create rainbow bridges and include them in our fun.’
KISS THE BOOK
‘Sensitive, as well as delightfully enjoyable with a good dose of fun added, makes The Chalk Rainbow a pleasure to read and be read, as well as an excellent teaching and discussion text for small children learning to accept that different is OK, just sometimes, you just have to come at the situation from a different perspective.’
BLUE WOLF
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