Good Different
by Meg Eden Kuyatt
A heartwarming middle-grade novel about Selah, a young Black girl navigating life with autism and her family's move to a new town. The story explores themes of neurodiversity, self-acceptance, and finding your place in the world as Selah learns to embrace what makes her 'good different.' With authentic representation of autism and Black family dynamics, the book addresses bullying, friendship, and the importance of understanding and celebrating neurological differences.
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