Don’t fall for it.
Most people believe this is just a book.
It’s much more.
For parents grappling with how to talk to their dyslexic child, Colt the Courageous breaks through isolation and uncertainty with its message of hope and compassion. By the final page, you’ll know that you’re not alone and that you will move forward through this.
For dyslexic kids learning to wield their superpower, Colt the Courageous is a call to arms. Your perspective is a force for good and you will succeed because of it, not in spite of it.
For supportive loved ones, Colt the Courageous is for you, too. Your compassion finds a voice among these pages filled with practical insight into daily life for dyslexics and their families.
Meet Our Superhero: Colt Davidson
Colt Davidson’s momma thinks he’s pretty cool, and even though she’s biased, you’ll likely agree that the third-grader ranks high on any likeability scale. He’s a wrestler and a football player who might love keeping track of stats even more than he does the thrill of the competition. Like a lot of younger brothers, he looks up to his older brother, Wyatt, although sometimes it’s best not to point that out to either of them. Colt’s family appreciates his sense of humor more and more as he grows up and they claim his dance moves aren’t too shabby either. Having dyslexia used to be frustrating for Colt—and some days it still is—but these days he’s also encouraged by the opportunities it’s brought into his life to help others.
Peek Inside the Book
About the Font: Dyslexie
For those with dyslexia, reading is as appealing as cuddling a porcupine. In other words, it’s frustrating, discouraging, and on the worst days, downright nerve-wracking. Until they receive support, dyslexics will avoid it as much as possible.
And that’s why we’ve used the Dyslexie font throughout the book. You can test it out for yourself by clicking the blue “d” in the lower right corner. It’s specially designed to make reading easier for the dyslexic mind. It makes reading accessible, and dare we say it? Enjoyable. Click here to read more (fascinating!) details about Dyslexie.
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