There’s nothing better than a good book. And when a children’s book is smart, clever, and can captivate my adult heart, I’m excited to share it with my network. The Girl Who Thought in Pictures is all that and more. Written by Julia Finley Mosca and published by the boutique publishing company, The Innovation Press, it’s the story of Dr. Temple Grandin and she and it are winners! Julia tells us Temple’s life story in delightful prose. Illustrator Daniel Riely brings her words to life in with the most adorable images.
I think what I appreciate most, though, is that the book isn’t singularly focused on Temple’s autism. Instead, it’s the journey of a little girl with a unique mind who grows up to change the world. The book ends with facts, tidbits and timeline about one of the most amazing minds of our generation.
This is definitely a book you’ll want to add to your library, bring into the classroom, and use to help others understand and believe anything’s possible. CLICK HERE to read my interview with the author.
