Make it All Go Away

<b>A poignant and much-needed story about a young girl with sensory overload, perfect for neurodivergent young readers – as well as the communities who support them. </b><br><br>When Melodie’s family surprises her with a day out, she REALLY doesn’t want to go. <br><br>The market is SO SMELLY, the bathrooms are SO LOUD, the food is always SO MUSHY, and the lights are SO BRIGHT. <br><br>What was supposed to be fun is actually making her feel . . . stressed out. Can she block out the things that bother her and end her day in a calmer place? <br><br>Inspired by Helen’s daughter's experiences of sensory overload, this story will resonate with neurodivergent young readers who want to learn to self-soothe when they feel overwhelmed, with helpful advice at the back for neurodivergent families (including key terms such as masking, stims and sensory overload.)