Rachel B. (travnray) reviewed on + 182 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
My son has epilepsy and I have been trying to read anything that I can get my hands on to learn how I can better help him. I was somewhat disappointed in this book because it is written to the audience of teachers. I wanted something written to parents. Still, it had a few things that were helpful. It IS a good book. But unless you are a teacher and have to deal with children in the classroom setting, I think that there are better parenting for kids with special needs books out there. This was the first love and logic book that I have read. If there is another love and logic book out there that addresses special kids, at home, I'd love to read it.
