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Empowering Dyslexia: Proven Tools & Strategies For Parents & Teachers To Foster Reading & Inspire Dyslexic Brilliance In Children
If you’re ready to shift your perspective and redefine dyslexia into a pathway for your child to thrive—free from the tears and frustration of conventional methods—this is where the journey begins.
Does it feel impossible to explain dyslexia to others, even when you see the brilliance behind it?
Are you tired of seeing your child lose confidence because traditional methods just don’t work for them?
Are you frustrated by the lack of resources and understanding in schools for dyslexic learners?
You’re not alone in feeling this way—these struggles are real, and they can be overwhelming, but they’re also the first steps toward discovering powerful solutions that can transform your child’s journey.
The following is just a fraction of what you’ll discover inside this book!
The Silent Struggles of Dyslexia: Discover simple ways to transform frustration and anxiety into resilience and create a space where your child feels truly understood.Turning Struggles Into Learn the secret to building your child’s confidence by spotlighting their hidden strengths.The Hidden Clues: Could your child—or even you—have dyslexia? Uncover the subtle signs across all ages that most people overlook.Breaking Down Barriers in the Unveil practical strategies that turn educators into allies and classrooms into safe havens for dyslexic learners.The Magic of Multitasking Tools: Explore game-changing tools that keep your child organized and laser-focused, whether at home or at school.Creativity Unleashed: Unlock the surprising connection between dyslexia and out-of-the-box thinking—your child’s biggest untapped gift.From the Shadows to the Spotlight: Be inspired by the stories of dyslexic entrepreneurs, entertainers, and innovators who defied the odds.The Confidence Conversation: Discover how to explain dyslexia to your child in a way that makes them feel unstoppable.The Lies Holding Them Debunk the damaging myths about dyslexia and uncover the truths that can change everything for your child.Inspired by what’s possible, let’s confront the everyday struggles and discover how to turn barriers into building blocks.
I’ve tried everything, and nothing works for my child.”
This book isn’t about trying everything; it’s about trying what works. Backed by science and real success stories, it’s your roadmap to an approach that finally clicks.
“My child’s teacher or school doesn’t seem supportive.”
Become your child’s best advocate. Learn how to work with schools to create a supportive environment—without conflict. These tools will help you and educate teachers, too.
“Dyslexia doesn’t apply to us—my child just struggles a little with reading.”
Small struggles can be early signs of dyslexia. This book helps you spot the red flags and get the right support before small challenges grow into big barriers.
“It’s too late for my child—they’re already behind.”
It’s never too late.
Does it feel impossible to explain dyslexia to others, even when you see the brilliance behind it?
Are you tired of seeing your child lose confidence because traditional methods just don’t work for them?
Are you frustrated by the lack of resources and understanding in schools for dyslexic learners?
You’re not alone in feeling this way—these struggles are real, and they can be overwhelming, but they’re also the first steps toward discovering powerful solutions that can transform your child’s journey.
The following is just a fraction of what you’ll discover inside this book!
The Silent Struggles of Dyslexia: Discover simple ways to transform frustration and anxiety into resilience and create a space where your child feels truly understood.Turning Struggles Into Learn the secret to building your child’s confidence by spotlighting their hidden strengths.The Hidden Clues: Could your child—or even you—have dyslexia? Uncover the subtle signs across all ages that most people overlook.Breaking Down Barriers in the Unveil practical strategies that turn educators into allies and classrooms into safe havens for dyslexic learners.The Magic of Multitasking Tools: Explore game-changing tools that keep your child organized and laser-focused, whether at home or at school.Creativity Unleashed: Unlock the surprising connection between dyslexia and out-of-the-box thinking—your child’s biggest untapped gift.From the Shadows to the Spotlight: Be inspired by the stories of dyslexic entrepreneurs, entertainers, and innovators who defied the odds.The Confidence Conversation: Discover how to explain dyslexia to your child in a way that makes them feel unstoppable.The Lies Holding Them Debunk the damaging myths about dyslexia and uncover the truths that can change everything for your child.Inspired by what’s possible, let’s confront the everyday struggles and discover how to turn barriers into building blocks.
I’ve tried everything, and nothing works for my child.”
This book isn’t about trying everything; it’s about trying what works. Backed by science and real success stories, it’s your roadmap to an approach that finally clicks.
“My child’s teacher or school doesn’t seem supportive.”
Become your child’s best advocate. Learn how to work with schools to create a supportive environment—without conflict. These tools will help you and educate teachers, too.
“Dyslexia doesn’t apply to us—my child just struggles a little with reading.”
Small struggles can be early signs of dyslexia. This book helps you spot the red flags and get the right support before small challenges grow into big barriers.
“It’s too late for my child—they’re already behind.”
It’s never too late.
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195 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 26, 2024
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December 15, 2024
I have been given the chance to review this exciting book on how to view the world of a dyslexic child differently. I have dyslexic friends from school and from college. I did personally wonder until recently, well the last few years why I struggled so much with Mathematics. I remained quiet in the classroom, too scared to ask in case, I got called dumb.
The author has written brilliant case studies about children who have dyslexia and one parent found she had it also, the children called it their "superpower", how they have discovered different techniques to overcome, not a difficulty, or an excuse not to do something but another way of coping.
Personally, I really enjoyed reading this non-fiction, educational book, as it is factual and to the point. Using vark which is where you discover what kind of learner you are, is quite a good thing to do at various points in your life as it can change.
I feel the bonus bundle where you have to scan the QR code, would personally work better at the end, perhaps in an appendix. Not everyone has access to a QR reader, so also perhaps provide a link for a website as well if parents want to access it.
On the plus side, the short chapters and summarizing them at the end was a total win.
Any parent who has a dyslexic child, or in the process of getting their child diagnosed or any teacher who really wants to brush up on knowing about dyslexia please consider reading this. I am so glad I read it as it helped me to understand my husbands struggles with his reading as what was described and I asked, it was yes that is what it was like.
I have not come across any other books from this author yet, but if I do, then I will read them. Thank you A. Marie for giving me this chance to read your fabulous book.
The author has written brilliant case studies about children who have dyslexia and one parent found she had it also, the children called it their "superpower", how they have discovered different techniques to overcome, not a difficulty, or an excuse not to do something but another way of coping.
Personally, I really enjoyed reading this non-fiction, educational book, as it is factual and to the point. Using vark which is where you discover what kind of learner you are, is quite a good thing to do at various points in your life as it can change.
I feel the bonus bundle where you have to scan the QR code, would personally work better at the end, perhaps in an appendix. Not everyone has access to a QR reader, so also perhaps provide a link for a website as well if parents want to access it.
On the plus side, the short chapters and summarizing them at the end was a total win.
Any parent who has a dyslexic child, or in the process of getting their child diagnosed or any teacher who really wants to brush up on knowing about dyslexia please consider reading this. I am so glad I read it as it helped me to understand my husbands struggles with his reading as what was described and I asked, it was yes that is what it was like.
I have not come across any other books from this author yet, but if I do, then I will read them. Thank you A. Marie for giving me this chance to read your fabulous book.
January 3, 2026
This book was better than the previous book that I read about Dyslexia, but I still found it insufficient for my needs. I am looking for a book that gives teachers ideas and strategies to support students with Dyslexia. This was written for parents. I also found the book repetitive. Many ideas were re-iterated over and over again.
This being said, I found it more practical and helpful than the "The Gift of Dyslexia" (I think that was the title).
This being said, I found it more practical and helpful than the "The Gift of Dyslexia" (I think that was the title).
August 27, 2025
This isn't my first disappointing book regarding education and it probably won't be my last.
My issues:
* Too Americanised.
I feel that should have been advertised more.
* Not many strategies for TEACHERS.
It's literally in the title but I don't feel the strategies were there.
It does have such a positive outlook on dyslexia though.
My issues:
* Too Americanised.
I feel that should have been advertised more.
* Not many strategies for TEACHERS.
It's literally in the title but I don't feel the strategies were there.
It does have such a positive outlook on dyslexia though.
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