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Meet Kiki – whose brain is a hullaballoo! Her brain goes a mile a minute – and sometimes she wishes it would just stop!

This joyful and emotional rhyming story brings us inside Kiki’s mind, and celebrates the way she thinks, as well as offering ways to help direct Kikis creativity and energy.

An empathetic story from a passionate new creator.

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A vibrant and eye-catching story with a fantastic message for a children of all ages!

This rhyming picture book is a fantastic story about a child with a busy brain and all of the emotions that come along with that. Relatable for lots of children (and adults), this book celebrates differences and the creativity that comes from Kiki’s neurodivergence. The illustrations of the books by Colleen Larmour are colourful explosions full of detail and emotions to discuss with the readers. Instantly eye-catching and engaging. Children will want a closer look at all of the details!

A fantastic book for topics celebrating differences and understanding yourself, this book would be best used in key stage one, but could easily be used within lower key stage two. Strongest curriculum links would be for PSHE. A powerful message in a fun book for all young children to embrace!

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