Why Can't I Read?: A children's book on dyslexia

My children were inspired by this story as we have dyslexia in the family

This is a good book for children with dyslexia ,my son is aged 11 and he is not able to read well by himself ,I read this book to him ,and it actually helped as the author actually said u probably have someone reading this to you now ,and it let him know there are other children just like him ,and the last page was lovely ,something all SEN children need to hear

Sheer waste of money. Had spent 680 for a book which has 15 pages that too with big pictures. A very very sad purchase , inadequate description of the book was given. Not feeling like giving it even a single star.

As a school counselor, I have been looking for a book that is accessible to my students that are struggling with visual disabilities and dyslexia. This book speaks right to the student. It also has a strong message that students with learning differences are smart and capable, and, if they get the right help, can achieve anything.

My son has dyslexia and some kids at school were not being very nice to him. His teacher read this to his class and it's made it easier for him.