Books About Communication

Speech Disorders

Autism and Asperger Syndrome | Speech Disorders | Hearing Disorders
Different Disabilities | Parents, Caregivers and Professionals | Effective Communication Skills

	Ben Has Something to Say: A Story About Stuttering Children will identify with Ben, a boy who stutters and is reluctant to speak. This inspirational story will be invaluable for children who stutter or who know someone who does.
	Charlie Who Couldn't Say His Name Charlie has trouble saying certain words, including his name and is teased when he goes to school. A "speech teacher" helps him so that in the end he correctly pronounces his name.
	Eek! I Hear a Squeak and the Scurrying of Little Feet Preschool This book contains many of the components of teaching early literacy with a fun story about putting children to bed.
	I Can Say That (I Can) Preschool This book is designed to help encourage the development of early language and literacy skills in all children, including those developing language normally and those with language delays.
	Speech Class Rules This illustrated children’s book serves as a tool for parents, educators, and speech-language pathologists to introduce and explain the concept of speech therapy in the schools while entertaining readers.
	Tending to Grace By Kimberly Fusco Grade 6-9

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