A Kind of Spark #1
by Elle McNicoll
Following eleven-year-old Addie as she campaigns for a memorial to honor women accused of witchcraft in her Scottish town, this novel explores neurodiversity through its autistic protagonist. The story authentically portrays Addie's experiences with autism, including her sensory sensitivities and unique perspective, while addressing themes of historical injustice, advocacy, and finding one's voice. The narrative tackles bullying, family relationships, and the importance of remembering marginalized voices from history.
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