What do you think about a book club? Emma: I like this idea. Huan: The idea sounds great to me too. Should we include normal kids too, or just RPM kids? Huan: Regular kids too. No one should be left out. Emma: I think it should be open to anyone to have a book club. William would like Huan to be his mentor. William: How have you learned to deal with autism? Huan: I have tried to find a place of acceptance where I feel good about myself and my autism. I know that I am not defined by my autism but it is a big part of me. Soon you will see that your autism is not a hardship but most days a gift. Emma: Just have to choose the path of happiness and not self-pity. You get to decide how to play it. What questions do you have for each other? Emma: How much do you like Ms. Hart? Huan: I do not like her at all. Emma: Me either. I miss Ms. Linda. Huan: Ms. Hart does not like me. I miss Ms. Linda too. Emma: Going to school is not fun. Huan: This year has been hard. Emma: They need to hire Ms. Spencer again. Huan: That would be amazing. Emma: The end Huan: Emma, what is your favorite thing to do to relax? Emma: I love to listen to music and go on the computer. How about you? Huan: Me too. Music is so soothing to me. I love to go on the computer to look at videos. Do you want me to ask a question, or do want to ask questions? Or do you want to write a story? Huan: question Emma: question Elizabeth: let’s write a story together. Huan: Once there was girl named Emma. Emma: She had a friend named Huan. Huan: They were best friends. Emma: They were happy. Huan: They got to talk to each other on the letter board today. So much fun to talk to Emma. Emma: The end. Elizabeth: Huan, how do you like William? Huan: He is so sweet. I like him. |