Amazingly…Alphie!

Understanding and Accepting Different Ways of Being

In this brightly illustrated book, readers are introduced to Alphie, a computer that is "wired differently" and therefore has trouble fitting in and performing successfully. After beginning to doubt his self-worth and his ability to do anything right, Alphie finally meets a human, Chris, who has been hired to fix the malfunctioning computers in the lab. Chris' patient and accepting approach totally changes Alphie's life. Instead of feeling incompatible and useless, Alphie starts to realize that being different is what makes him special, and soon he is free to use his abilities to their fullest -free to be who he was meant to be. This book, written for children ages 8 and up, fosters tolerance and acceptance while celebrating differences. It is a perfect addition to any family and school reading. 

About the Author

Roz Espin brings her love of writing, natural affinity with children, creative expression and real-life experience as a parent of a child with a "difference" to Amazingly…Alphie! Roz is actively involved in various roles within her community that promote awareness, understanding and acceptance of differences. She lives in Toronto, Canada, with her husband, two children and dog.
Beverley Ransom brings her expertise and talent in visual communication to Amazingly…Alphie! with beautifully simple, expressive and entertaining illustrations. She has been a medical illustrator for the past 20 years. She lives in Toronto, Canada, with her husband, daughter and cat. 

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The Joshua Child and Family Development Center is a non-profit organization that supports programs designed to improve the lives of individuals and families living with Tourette Syndrome, Asperger Syndrome, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and their Associated Disorders through research, education, social and clinical programs.
Generosity is giving more than you can, and pride
is taking less than you need. Kahlil Gibran

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