Spiritually Hungry Publishing

What do you think goes into a mind of a child with dyslexia? Now’s your chance to delve into their minds and comprehend the power of being distinct. Every child in this world has a unique personality. But, sometimes, their distinctiveness is perceived as an imperfection by society. This labeling instills fear, develops anxiety, and makes it difficult for children to adapt to the environment. Imagine how it would be if a child could realize that those differences that society labeled as Imperfections or flaws were, in fact, pronounced gifts or superpowers. Wouldn’t that boost their confidence and self-esteem? Being different isn’t a curse but a gift that only a few tend to recognize. The Gift of Being Different is a children’s book, a masterpiece by a mother-daughter duo, Monica Berg, and her nine-year-old daughter Abigail Berg who is Dyslexic. In the book, the author portrays the significance of learning.