Dash Fan Book Reviews

The Boy Who Illustrated Happiness  by Victor Dias de Oliveira Santos Thank you to Linguacious Publishing and Netgalley for this copy which I reviewed honestly and voluntarily. 🌻⚘🦋🌻⚘🦋🌻⚘🦋🌻⚘🦋🌻⚘🦋🌻  Book Information HOW COULD THE WORLD BE A BETTER PLACE IF EACH OF US USED OUR UNIQUE TALENTS TO MAKE OTHERS HAPPY? Ben loves to draw. Drawing makes him happy, and he uses his drawing talent to also make others around him happy. One day, he has an idea: what if he started a Happiness Club? To become a member of the club, all a child has to do is use their own unique talents to make another member of the club happy.  In this uplifting, diverse, and beautifully illustrated book, children will learn how the exponential power of love, respect, and friendship can be harnessed to make the world a happier place for all. 🌻⚘🦋🌻⚘🦋🌻⚘🦋🌻⚘🦋🌻⚘🦋🌻  My Review 5☆ A Heart Warming and Inspiring Read! The Boy Who Illustrated Happiness is a wonderful children's book tha...

The Phantom Killer and Her Autistic Son: A Mother's Journey to Love and Acceptance  by Grace Venters I would like to thank Love Books Tours for inviting me on this wonderful Blog Tour  🎄☃️🤶🎄🎅🎄☃️🤶🎄🎅🎄☃️🤶🎄🎅🎄  Book Information Genre : Non-fiction - Biography - Parenting - Children’s Autism   Pages :149 Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less travelled by, And that has made all the difference. - The Road Not Taken, Robert Frost Life is a journey, and decisions have to be made. Which way should you go? As a parent, you’re expected to know the answer to this question, but when you’re struggling to raise an autistic child, nothing is set in stone. In The Phantom Killer and her Autistic Son, Grace Venters chronicles life with her son, William from his early years to adulthood. Her honest, no holes barred approach will resonate with any parent who finds their child not developing as society expects. With an autistic child, nobody can tell you e...