Wiggling Words (Hardback) by Kate Rolfe
Key themes: Dyslexia; neurodiversity; confidence building
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From the creator of the Waterstones Prize-shortlisted Wolf and Bear, an inspiring story about a child lost in a forest of letters. The perfect book to share with children with dyslexia and other neurodivergence to encourage problem-solving and build confidence. Verbs, also known as action words, can be pesky things to master and nobody understands the struggle better than the young child in Wiggling Words.
Skip, trip, fumble and fall with them as they discover that even though words can be tricky, they can be fun too! Written and illustrated by Kate Rolfe, winner of the prestigious V&A Student Illustrator of the Year and Macmillan Prize for Illustration runner-up.
Key themes: Dyslexia; neurodiversity; confidence building
Click here to see more images on Kate Rolfe’s Instagram
From the creator of the Waterstones Prize-shortlisted Wolf and Bear, an inspiring story about a child lost in a forest of letters. The perfect book to share with children with dyslexia and other neurodivergence to encourage problem-solving and build confidence. Verbs, also known as action words, can be pesky things to master and nobody understands the struggle better than the young child in Wiggling Words.
Skip, trip, fumble and fall with them as they discover that even though words can be tricky, they can be fun too! Written and illustrated by Kate Rolfe, winner of the prestigious V&A Student Illustrator of the Year and Macmillan Prize for Illustration runner-up.
Key themes: Dyslexia; neurodiversity; confidence building
Click here to see more images on Kate Rolfe’s Instagram
From the creator of the Waterstones Prize-shortlisted Wolf and Bear, an inspiring story about a child lost in a forest of letters. The perfect book to share with children with dyslexia and other neurodivergence to encourage problem-solving and build confidence. Verbs, also known as action words, can be pesky things to master and nobody understands the struggle better than the young child in Wiggling Words.
Skip, trip, fumble and fall with them as they discover that even though words can be tricky, they can be fun too! Written and illustrated by Kate Rolfe, winner of the prestigious V&A Student Illustrator of the Year and Macmillan Prize for Illustration runner-up.