Testimonials
“Delighted to see a book like Meredith Redfern’s 'Will and Max in the Land of Faeries and Dragons’. This book deals with the subjects of autism and sensory processing differences in such a subtle and unique way – unlike many other books of the genre which overtly make autism the centerpiece of the story. In Ms. Redfern’s book, Will’s differences are seen as just that, ‘differences’. Other characters welcome him into their beautiful and mystical world with open and respectful arms. Wouldn’t it be wonderful to live in a world that worked that way.”
Annie Wheatcraft
Early Childhood Specialist
B.A. Special Education, K-12
M.A. Elementary Education, K-4
“‘Will and Max Visit the Land of Faeries and Dragons’” is a great autism friendly tale of adventure. …Rather than view the characteristics as negatives, we should embrace them as different types of expression or even superpowers.”
McKenzie Sanborn MS, OTR/L
Pediatric Occupational Therapist
“By reading his fanciful experiences with faeries and dragons, we learn about sensory challenges, repetitive actions and words, and the support provided by Max, his service dog. In her efforts to educate us about autism, Meredith’s first book is a success!”
Carol Holt
B.S in Elementary Education, Special Education and Interdisciplinary Early Education Certificate
M.S. in Elementary Counseling.