Noah's Letters Won't Hold Still
Noah's Letters Won't Hold Still
Noah is not stupid. He is slow at letters.
Noah can build anything. But at reading time the letters will not hold still — b turns into d, and was turns into saw. The others finish the page while he is still on the first line. Reading out loud is the worst part of his whole week.
This is book 4 of six. All six are set in the same classroom, 2B, with the same six children. In every other book Noah is just someone in the background. In this one, you see the world from the inside.
What is in the book
- 14 illustrated spreads, written for children aged 6 and up
- Short lines and simple words for children starting to read alone
- A page of Noah's own advice: warn him before he has to read aloud · never say 'just sound it out' · ask him to explain how something works
- A page for the grown-up, with three questions to talk about afterwards
How it works
The diagnosis is never named in the story. The child simply tells you how the world feels. Dyslexia is explained on the last page, for the adult reading along.
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