Too Much Muchness: (A Bedtime Story For Children with ASD) - Paperback

by Emily Cotton Cram (Illustrator), Angela Devere (Author)

A Bedtime Story for Children with ASD This one of a kind bedtime story, is a heartwarming and humorous look at the everyday experiences of a child on the spectrum. Written by a parent of a child with ASD, this story brings to light what it feels like to be a child with a variety of sensory issues and how they learn to cope with the sometimes-overwhelming world around them. It is a great reminder, that at the end of everyday, love will conquer all.

Author Biography

As a child I was an avid reader. I had no internet to scour for hours on Saturday; so it was usually off to the library on my banana seat bike. The smell of the musty library was my first real addiction in life (besides coffee) and I would hover there for hours in reverent wonder of all of the knowledge that surrounded me. My favorite books growing up were in the fiction genre, or fantasy stories. I loved the mysteries of the universe all around me, and even as a teenager held on to the hope that somehow, "magic" was real. The whimsical meter of Dr. Suess inspired a great love of poetry within me and due to that passion I became a published author at age 11 (with a Haiku poem) I published my first full length children's book (Penelope, the Grumpy Pony) in 2014, and hope to continue writing children's books for many years to come. I live in the charming and historic town of Galena, Illinois.