Key Stage: KS1Subject area: Health and Wellbeing, RelationshipsKey themes: Autism, behaviour, friendshipIn this second book of the series, Kya is now going to school and has a best friend, Martha, who is also on the autistic spectrum but expresses herself very differently. Whilst Kya is quiet in the class, Martha is talkative and asks lots of questions. Both enjoy the sensation of eating, but Martha doesn't understand that she can eat too much. Both like a bedtime routine, but whilst Kya can keep going until late at night, Martha knows when she is tired and takes herself to bed. Through the Eyes of Us is an insight into the world of children with autism and an ideal tool for discussion with young readers.Praise for Through the Eyes of Me: 'Delightfully told and beautifully illustrated, Through the Eyes of Me will help siblings, classmates and anyone who knows a child on the autism spectrum.' Scope'A beautiful story about a beautiful girl. We wish you all the best for August and hope others love Kya's story as much as we do.

' National Autistic Association Cymru'Jon has created a beautiful book in praise of his amazing daughter. The illustrations are captivating and I love the way it highlights the world through the eyes of a young person on the autism spectrum.' Anna Kennedy OBE'This beautiful and charming book captures the true delights of being autistic.' Alan Gardner, The Autistic Gardner 'Through the Eyes of Me is a great children's book that looks at what life is like for Kya as a young autistic girl. It's done in a simple, easy to follow and extremely positive way that I feel could be helpful to other autistic children and many children in general to simply understand autism.' Alex Lowery, autistic public speaker and trainer on autism'What a lovely book - it gets the understanding across whilst showing the normality and uniqueness of Kya. I would love to read this to my children one day.' Amy Willerton, TV presenter and model.