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Doctor Dyslexia Dude
Doctor Dyslexia Dude is a compelling story of an African-American boy who is also a colorful superhero with dyslexia. The capped character is autobiographically based on the painful, early life experiences of Dr. Shawn Anthony Robinson. Robinson and his co-author, Mrs Inshirah Robinson RN, are parents who say their goal is to empower students in Special Education to stay encouraged and know they too can achieve greatness! These stories are designed to open the mind of young students with dyslexia to the possibilities life offers – all while living worthwhile, productive and successful live. Overall, Dr Dyslexia Dude is and exciting, colorful, often humorous and relevant source of hope and inspiration for kids, parents, and teacher.
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Published March 2, 2019
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February 1, 2020
My son finally has a super hero to relate to
After reading this book with my 9 year old son, we started taking about some of his challenges at school. Kids teasing him, adults dismissing him, and him just feeling left out. Thank you for shining a light on a issue that often goes completely overlooked in many communities. We appreciate you sharing your story, it is truly inspiring and gives us hope.
After reading this book with my 9 year old son, we started taking about some of his challenges at school. Kids teasing him, adults dismissing him, and him just feeling left out. Thank you for shining a light on a issue that often goes completely overlooked in many communities. We appreciate you sharing your story, it is truly inspiring and gives us hope.
April 7, 2020
There is a future for kids who struggled in reading, never give up on your kids. Be relentless and never say they can't learn to read, get an education and succeed. This is a compelling story about a young bi-racial student, growing up in the Northshore suburbs (of Chicago) who was told he was not "college Material: Now he is in the "Hall of Honor" at New Trier High School amongst Rham Emanuel, Donal Rumsfeld, and more. Support Special Education..
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July 28, 2023
An encouraging read!
I love this book because it had action and struggles which I also have in school. This book provides hope and encouragement to all those young boys and girls who have dyslexia and struggles in school or anywhere. It demonstrates that with self-awareness, support and dedication. You can overcome anything and be whatever you want even with the label of dyslexia.
I love this book because it had action and struggles which I also have in school. This book provides hope and encouragement to all those young boys and girls who have dyslexia and struggles in school or anywhere. It demonstrates that with self-awareness, support and dedication. You can overcome anything and be whatever you want even with the label of dyslexia.
March 8, 2019
Like I was looking at my past
Love this little book, it took me back as a kid and what I went through being a person with dyslexia, I think as soon as child is notice to have dyslexia they should be given this book, shows no matter what you can do anything and don't let dyslexia hold you back
Love this little book, it took me back as a kid and what I went through being a person with dyslexia, I think as soon as child is notice to have dyslexia they should be given this book, shows no matter what you can do anything and don't let dyslexia hold you back
April 6, 2020
So inspiring
Dr. Robinson opens doors for kids who struggle to read. This story is inspiring for all such kids but is especially relatable for African-American dyslexic children.
Dr. Robinson opens doors for kids who struggle to read. This story is inspiring for all such kids but is especially relatable for African-American dyslexic children.
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