Book details
JOSH: A Boy With Dyslexia: A Boy With Dyslexia
Description
Fifth grader Josh Grant dreads the first day of school. As his older brother reminds him, he's a "learning disabled dummy!" In this fast-paced adventure story, Caroline Janover takes us into the heart and mind of a boy with dyslexia as he cleverly compensates for his learning difficulties and wins the admiration of his family and friends.
Age
9-12
Text complexity
proficient
Length
108 pages
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- Awareness and Understanding: Reading 'JOSH: A Boy With Dyslexia' provides insight into the challenges and experiences of individuals with dyslexia, fostering empathy and a deeper understanding of this learning difference.
- Inspirational Story: The book offers an uplifting and motivational narrative that can inspire both children and adults to overcome obstacles and recognize that having dyslexia does not limit one's potential for success.
- Educational Value: Caroline Janover, the author, uses her expertise as a dyslexia therapist to present accurate information, making the book a valuable educational resource for parents, educators, and students.
- Engagement and Relatability: The character of Josh is relatable and engaging for young readers, especially those who may share similar experiences with dyslexia, helping them to feel seen and represented in literature.