Simone Comes Home
Simone Comes Home by Loranneh Marsh Temple is a colorfully illustrated children’s storybook published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on August 22, 2014. This 40-page book presents the journey of a child born with Prader-Willi genetic disorder, exploring the unique challenges she faces in the hospital and the heartfelt wishes of her parents as they long to bring her home.
Readers will find a touching narrative that addresses themes of family and the experience of welcoming a new baby with special needs. The story highlights Simone’s struggles, such as her inability to cry loudly or feed like other babies, while also celebrating the joy of her eventual homecoming. This book may provide insight and comfort to families navigating similar circumstances and to anyone interested in understanding the experiences of children with special needs.
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Simone Comes Home is a colorfully illustrated children’s storybook about a child born with Prader-Willi genetic disorder. The story tells about Simone’s challenges in the hospital: “why couldn’t she cry really loud or suck her bottles until they were empty … or wiggle and squirm like most babies do?” and of her parents’ wish to “take her home to their little brown house to lie in her buttery yellow room … and to meet their purry orange cat.” The story culminates in the joy of her homecoming. The book may be enlightening to families faced with the same or a similar diagnosis and to all those touched by special needs children.
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