Kya and Martha are best friends. Both are on the autistic spectrum but express themselves in different ways. In school, Kya is quiet while Martha is very talkative and asks lots of questions. When it's bedtime, Kya wants to stay awake while Martha is ready for bed once she gets tired. A Welsh adaptation of Through the Eyes of Us.

Every child is different. Some are noisy, talkative and outgoing while others are quiet and like to be on their own. Some differences are visible while others are not as evident. We are all unique. We all have our own lives, our own dreams and our own talents.

Mamgu's three grandchildren are regular visitors to her 'magic' garden. One day, they discover a new arrival in Mamgu's fountain, a frog. Little did they know that this new arrival would take them on a magical adventure through the frog's life cycle, learning many weird and wonderful facts about them along the way. AGES: 5 to 7 AUTHOR: Shann Jones is a Pulitzer-nominated journalist and professional author with six previously published books. She is also the co-founder and co-director of Chuckling Goat, an explosively successful natural health business. The business is based on the couples' family farm in Ceredigion, Wales, where the real 'Magic Garden' is located. Hannah Rounding is a freelance artist and illustrator based in Cardigan, West Wales. Her work with Graffeg includes illustrations for the picture books Through the Eyes of Me, Through the Eyes of Us, See What I Can Do! and Lilly and Myles: The Torch by Jon Roberts and What Can You See? by Jason Korsner.

As a sequel to the acclaimed Through the Eyes of Me, Through the Eyes of Us is a beautiful, colourful picture book for children which gives insight into the world of children with autism following the experiences of Kya, who has severe autism.

Jon Roberts relates the real-life experiences of children with a variety of differences through their own words in this gently-told but immensely informative new picture book. A variety of conditions are introduced to young readers, discussing how the challenges of each affect children both in a school setting and outside and how they engage in activities they love.

Accompanied by Myles, her assistance dog, Lily sets off from Granny's house to explore. First she walks through the garden, then she visits the seashore. But when she comes to the big cave at the end of the beach her acute hearing means she is scared of the loud noise when she drops her torch. And what's that creature she can hear coming towards her? AGES: 5 to 7 AUTHOR: Jon Roberts is the author of three previous titles from Graffeg, Through the Eyes of Me, See What I Can Do! and Through the Eyes of Us, two picture books illustrated by Hannah Rounding which are based on the life experiences of his autistic daughter, Kya, and introducing children to the condition and the nuances of Kya's character. Hannah Rounding is a freelance artist and illustrator based in Cardigan, West Wales. Hannah uses art as a tool to improve personal and community wellbeing, with experience working in the UK charity sector and over 10 years working within International Development, while her freelance work combines a wide variety of community arts projects alongside commissioned illustration work. Her work with Graffeg includes illustrations for the picture books Through the Eyes of Me and Through the Eyes of Us, the previous two titles by Jon Roberts, and What Can You See? by Jason Korsner.

Lilly and her dad are big fans of football and love supporting their local team. One day, Dad surprises Lilly with tickets to watch their team play in a big match and Lilly is over the moon. When they arrive Lilly starts to feel anxious, but Dad has forgotten her headphones. Luckily they run into a very important person who knows just how to help!

Mae Through the Eyes of Me yn llyfr llun a stori wedi ei ddarlunio'n hardd sy'n cynnig mewnwelediad i fywyd plentyn awtistig. Cawn gyfarfod a Kya sy'n bedair oed, ac sy'n hoffi rhedeg, darllen a rhwygo sticeri. Trwy gyfrwng y gyfrol, caiff plant ddysgu pam fod Kya yn gwneud rhai pethau, pam nad yw'n hoffi rhai pethau a pham ei bod yn caru pethau eraill.

Welcome to Kya's world. Accepting behaviour, appreciating thoughts and feelings, developing communication skills; this tender portrait of four year old Kya's world will help everyone, young and old, to better understand autism. A Welsh adaptation by Mary Jones of Through the Eyes of Me.

A gentle rhyming text encouraging young children to look at the world and relish in the objects around them, from the everyday items found in the home, to more far off places like the jungle and sky.

Kya and Martha are best friends. Both are on the autistic spectrum but express themselves in different ways. In school, Kya is quiet while Martha is very talkative and asks lots of questions. When it's bedtime, Kya wants to stay awake while Martha is ready for bed once she gets tired. A Welsh adaptation of Through the Eyes of Us.

Every child is different. Some are noisy, talkative and outgoing while others are quiet and like to be on their own. Some differences are visible while others are not as evident. We are all unique. We all have our own lives, our own dreams and our own talents.

Mamgu's three grandchildren are regular visitors to her 'magic' garden. One day, they discover a new arrival in Mamgu's fountain, a frog. Little did they know that this new arrival would take them on a magical adventure through the frog's life cycle, learning many weird and wonderful facts about them along the way. AGES: 5 to 7 AUTHOR: Shann Jones is a Pulitzer-nominated journalist and professional author with six previously published books. She is also the co-founder and co-director of Chuckling Goat, an explosively successful natural health business. The business is based on the couples' family farm in Ceredigion, Wales, where the real 'Magic Garden' is located. Hannah Rounding is a freelance artist and illustrator based in Cardigan, West Wales. Her work with Graffeg includes illustrations for the picture books Through the Eyes of Me, Through the Eyes of Us, See What I Can Do! and Lilly and Myles: The Torch by Jon Roberts and What Can You See? by Jason Korsner.

As a sequel to the acclaimed Through the Eyes of Me, Through the Eyes of Us is a beautiful, colourful picture book for children which gives insight into the world of children with autism following the experiences of Kya, who has severe autism.

Jon Roberts relates the real-life experiences of children with a variety of differences through their own words in this gently-told but immensely informative new picture book. A variety of conditions are introduced to young readers, discussing how the challenges of each affect children both in a school setting and outside and how they engage in activities they love.

Accompanied by Myles, her assistance dog, Lily sets off from Granny's house to explore. First she walks through the garden, then she visits the seashore. But when she comes to the big cave at the end of the beach her acute hearing means she is scared of the loud noise when she drops her torch. And what's that creature she can hear coming towards her? AGES: 5 to 7 AUTHOR: Jon Roberts is the author of three previous titles from Graffeg, Through the Eyes of Me, See What I Can Do! and Through the Eyes of Us, two picture books illustrated by Hannah Rounding which are based on the life experiences of his autistic daughter, Kya, and introducing children to the condition and the nuances of Kya's character. Hannah Rounding is a freelance artist and illustrator based in Cardigan, West Wales. Hannah uses art as a tool to improve personal and community wellbeing, with experience working in the UK charity sector and over 10 years working within International Development, while her freelance work combines a wide variety of community arts projects alongside commissioned illustration work. Her work with Graffeg includes illustrations for the picture books Through the Eyes of Me and Through the Eyes of Us, the previous two titles by Jon Roberts, and What Can You See? by Jason Korsner.

Lilly and her dad are big fans of football and love supporting their local team. One day, Dad surprises Lilly with tickets to watch their team play in a big match and Lilly is over the moon. When they arrive Lilly starts to feel anxious, but Dad has forgotten her headphones. Luckily they run into a very important person who knows just how to help!

Mae Through the Eyes of Me yn llyfr llun a stori wedi ei ddarlunio'n hardd sy'n cynnig mewnwelediad i fywyd plentyn awtistig. Cawn gyfarfod a Kya sy'n bedair oed, ac sy'n hoffi rhedeg, darllen a rhwygo sticeri. Trwy gyfrwng y gyfrol, caiff plant ddysgu pam fod Kya yn gwneud rhai pethau, pam nad yw'n hoffi rhai pethau a pham ei bod yn caru pethau eraill.

Welcome to Kya's world. Accepting behaviour, appreciating thoughts and feelings, developing communication skills; this tender portrait of four year old Kya's world will help everyone, young and old, to better understand autism. A Welsh adaptation by Mary Jones of Through the Eyes of Me.

A gentle rhyming text encouraging young children to look at the world and relish in the objects around them, from the everyday items found in the home, to more far off places like the jungle and sky.