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""Miles' Eyes"" is a heartwarming tale about friendship, acceptance, and the magic that happens when we open our hearts to see the world-and each other-in a new light. Discover how Miles teaches his community that differences are to be celebrated and that the most beautiful conversations can be had without a single word. A must-read for children and adults alike, this book will remind you that everyone has a story to tell and that friendship is the most precious gift.

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""This children's book is a must-have for parents, educators, and caregivers seeking to foster kindness, inclusion, and understanding in young minds. Through the touching story of a boy with a rare genetic condition, this book gently encourages children to look beyond differences and embrace the beauty of friendship in all its forms. With a simple yet profound message, it reminds us all: 'So remember dear children, when you see someone new, Whose way might be different, from me or from you. Look past the outside, into their heart's core, And you might discover, much, much more.' As a personal caregiver and Board-Certified Behavior Analyst, I have seen firsthand the power of acceptance and the joy that comes from celebrating unique strengths. This book is not just a story--it's a tool to spark meaningful conversations about diversity and inclusion, making it a perfect addition to classrooms, bedtime stories, and hearts everywhere. Let's teach our children to be curious, kind, and open to the friendships that make our world brighter. This book is a beautiful step in that direction!"" -- Sadie, BCBA & Personal Caregiver

Author Information

Sadie is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) living in Massachusetts. She earned her bachelor's degree in psychology and education from Curry College in December 2021 and went on to complete her Master's in Applied Behavior Analysis in August 2024. After passing her BCBA exam in February 2025, she began working full-time as a Home-Based BCBA for Boston Behavior Learning Center. Beyond her professional role, Sadie is also a dedicated personal caregiver for an incredible 12-year-old boy with Phelan McDermid Syndrome-a role that holds deep personal meaning for her. Her passion for working with individuals with disabilities extends beyond her career, shaping her commitment to advocacy, education, and meaningful connections with the families she serves. When she's not working, Sadie enjoys writing, connecting with families in the special needs community, and finding ways to make a difference in the lives of those around her.

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