(QFK) Questions from Kids is a series of questions Abigail has gotten while speaking at school visits or elsewhere from kids. Check out the series to see insightful questions asked from children. Do you see your dyslexia as a superpower? I have gotten some form of this question multiple times. I love that kids ask […]

Anthony is the main character for the second book in The Empower Empathy Early Series. He recently moved into his grandfather’s house with his mom. He grandfather’s friend and neighbor, Mr. Holt, tells Anthony about the local theater holding auditions. Even though Anthony has never done anything in theater before he decides to give it […]

These are some examples of words that I have personally spelled wrong or struggled to spell at some point. That doesn’t mean each time I go to write or type one of these words it has to be a struggle. Sometime I can get them on the first try and others it takes me a […]

Part 1? I think this might be a series. Every dyslexic has their own set of challenges and strengths. Misspelling words is probably one of more common challenges that dyslexics can face in addition to struggling to read. However, not every word is misspelled every time and it can be different each time you try […]

(QFK) Questions from Kids is a series of questions Abigail has gotten while speaking at school visits or elsewhere from kids. Check out the series to see insightful questions asked from children. Why did you write your first book? Writing my first book was a pretty fast decision. I saw an opportunity to learn how […]

Darcy was the first character ever created for The Empower Empathy Early Series. She is a second grader who is creative, passionate, and hardworking. She loves to draw and paint anything but especially the places she aspires to travel to someday. Darcy’s experience with dyslexia is based on Abigail’s own personal experience in school. The […]

Dear friends,  Don’t let the title decieve (deceive) you. This is not an apologie (apology) letter. This is a letter to our friends, family, bosses, coworkers, and anyone else in our lives who may not understand what it means to be dyslexic. It is so much more than just struggling with reading and writing, but […]