Finn drops things. His toast. His pencil. His entire lunch tray in front of everyone.
He falls playing tag at recess, and when the ball hits him right on the nose in Gym class, all he wants to do is disappear.
But when Finn meets Rosa, the school's occupational therapist, he discovers his brain isn't broken. It just works differently.
His brain sends signals in zigzags. Some things will always be a little harder. But his brain sees what everyone else walks straight past. Like the spider spinning a web in the corner of the library. Or noticing that someone is sad. Or sensing it's about to rain before anyone else does. He sees how things work and fit together in ways nobody else can.
When Finn discovers his strengths and understands why he's different, everything changes. He appreciates how his brain works and he wouldn't change it for the world.
Finn Finds His Feet is a warm, funny, and heartfelt picture book for children aged 4 to 8. Perfect for families, teachers, and occupational therapists supporting children with coordination difficulties, DCD, or dyspraxia.
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