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Frank and the School Trip That Changed the PlanA gentle story about autism, sensory sensitivity, and finding calm in change Franek likes plans. Plans make the world feel predictable. Plans make things safer. So when his class goes on a school trip, Frank is excited - but also worried. The loud school bus. The busy museum. The fast-talking guide. And then... the hardest part of all - a change in the schedule. For many children, it's just a small adjustment. For Franek, it feels like the ground shifting. Thankfully, his dad joins the trip as a chaperone. Not to remove every difficulty, but to be a steady light when the world becomes overwhelming. Together with Frank's teacher, they show how support, emotional regulation, and gentle guidance can help a child build confidence and resilience. This heartwarming picture book gently explores: - autism and neurodiversity -sensory processing sensitivity - coping with change - school anxiety and overstimulation - emotional regulation strategies - supportive parenting and classroom inclusion Perfect for children ages 5-9, this story is especially meaningful for: -autistic children -highly sensitive kids -parents looking for autism-friendly books -teachers and therapists supporting neurodivergent students This is not a story about ""fixing"" a child. It's a story about understanding, connection, and learning to bend without breaking. Because safety doesn't come from everything going according to plan. It comes from knowing someone is there - steady, calm, and shining like a lighthouse.

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