Name: Bernie Thinks in Boxes
Brand: Affirm Press
SKU: 9781922930033
Price: 24.99 AUD
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Author: Jess Horn, Zoe Bennett | Publisher: Affirm Press

A beautiful story about thinking differently and navigating change in a neurotypical world.

Bernie thinks in boxes. She has boxes for everything: for home, for school and even for the park. Bernie likes boxes. When things fit into boxes, they make sense.

But one day, Bernie's boxes collide, and she must find a way to make sense of her world again.

Year: 2024

Pages: 32

Binding: Hardcover

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