Cammie McGovern Libros

This exploration delves into the experiences and challenges faced by the first generation of neurodiverse children as they navigate adolescence and adulthood. It examines their unique perspectives, the impact of mainstreaming on their development, and the societal shifts necessary to support their growth. Through insightful analysis, the book highlights the potential and resilience of these individuals, offering a hopeful vision for a more inclusive future.

From the critically acclaimed author of Say What You Will and A Step Toward Falling comes a deeply emotional new novel, perfect for fans of Five Feet Apart and The Fault in Our Stars. David Scheinman is the popular president of his senior class, battling cystic fibrosis. Jamie Turner is a quiet sophomore, struggling with depression. The pair soon realizes that they're able to be more themselves with each other than they can be with anyone else, and their unlikely friendship starts to turn into something so much more. But neither Jamie nor David can bring themselves to reveal the secrets that weigh most heavily on their hearts--and their time for honesty may be running out. --Booklist (starred review)

The novel features a heartwarming and inspirational narrative, enriched with wry humor, that resonates with themes of resilience and friendship. It appeals to middle-grade readers, particularly those who enjoyed other acclaimed works like Wonder and Counting by 7s. The story promises a powerful exploration of challenges faced by its characters, making it a compelling read for young audiences seeking both entertainment and meaningful life lessons.

A heartfelt companion novel to the critically acclaimed Chester and Gus about inclusivity, autism, friendship, and family, perfect for fans of Sara Pennypacker and Kate DiCamillo. After being separated from his family, Franklin becomes an independent cat, until he meets a goofy dog named Chester.

Amy loves Matthew and he loves her back. This is their story. Amy is unflinchingly honest about her limitations. Born with cerebral palsy, she can’t walk or talk without help. But trapped inside this uncooperative body lies a brilliant mind and a luminous spirit – a girl capable of truly loving and worthy of being loved in return. Matthew has his own set of challenges – a mind consumed by unwanted repeated thoughts, obsessive rituals and a crippling fear that he can't explain. But underneath all of the anxiety lies a deep seed of hope for someone to come along who believes in him... This is the story of Amy and Matthew. It may not be a fairy tale romance or set in an imagined world far from our own. But the love they share is real. And yes, there's magic in it.

Like The Lovely Bones and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Cammie McGovern’s breakout novel is at once a hypnotic thriller and an affecting portrait of people as real as our next-door neighbors. In Eye Contact, two children vanish in the woods behind their elementary school. Hours later, nine-year-old Adam is found alive, the sole witness to his playmate’s murder. But because Adam has autism, he is a silent witness. Only his mother, Cara, can help decode his behavior for the police. As the suspense ratchets, Eye Contact becomes a heart-stopping exploration of the bond between a mother and a very special child.

Non ci sono stati spari, né grida. Eppure, nella bella villetta del quartiere residenziale di Juniper Lane, Linda Sue giace a terra con la testa fracassata. Betsy Treading, la sua vicina di casa, è accanto al corpo, con la camicia da notte sporca di sangue. Betsy soffre di sonnambulismo. Non sa perché si è risvegliata lì, né sa cosa sia successo a Linda Sue. Per la polizia è molto facile accusarla dell’omicidio. Dodici anni dopo, Betsy esce di prigione. Ancora non sa chi abbia davvero ucciso Linda Sue, ma vuole scoprirlo. Durante tutti quei lunghi anni di carcere solo una persona le è rimasta accanto, Marianne, che viveva nella villetta di fi anco. Ed è proprio da lei che Betsy si rifugia per capire cosa c’è dietro quell’orribile delitto perché troppe sono le tessere del puzzle che non combaciano.

La ville entière est sous le choc. Adam, un jeune autiste de neuf ans, a été retrouvé dans les bois à côté du corps sans vie d'une camarade d'école sauvagement poignardée. Quelques heures auparavant, les deux enfants avaient échappé à la vigilance des adultes pendant la récréation et s'étaient évanouis dans la nature. Tous les espoirs d'identifier le coupable reposent désormais sur le témoignage d'Adam. Mais, replié sur lui-même, il ne réagit pas et refuse de communiquer. Commence alors pour Cara, sa mère, un subtil exercice d'interprétation : saura-t-elle déchiffrer les silences de son fils et aider les enquêteurs à débusquer le meurtrier ? Thriller psychologique, Au fond des yeux raconte avec pudeur et justesse le courageux combat d'une mère contre les préjugés et l'isolement.