THE LIGHT OF MANY STARS

Discover the touching story of thirteen-year-old Kelly Darrow, a combative and relentless girl with autism who stands up for others. The prequel to the novel "Sparks in My Head" takes us on a journey to a town where Kelly creates a one-person agency to combat violence in school. Will the teachers accept her methods?

• Inspiring story about courage and acceptance
• Prequel to the bestselling novel "Sparks in My Head"
• Engaging plot full of emotions and sensitivity
• Realistic portraits of heroes in the autism spectrum
• Strong message about fighting violence and defending the weaker
• Ideal reading for teenagers and adults

Elle McNicoll, the author of "The Light of Many Stars", presents with extraordinary empathy and insight the world from the perspective of people with autism. Kelly, Addie's older sister, is a heroine who inspires action and shows that everyone, regardless of their limitations, can change the world for the better. This novel is not only a story about the fight against violence, but also about discovering one's own identity and accepting otherness.

The publishing house Dwie Siostry, known for publishing valuable and moving books for children and teenagers, puts into the hands of readers another work that encourages reflection and awakens empathy. "The Light of Many Stars" is a must-read for anyone who wants to better understand people with autism and their perspective on the world. This novel shows that the differences between us are our advantage and that acceptance and understanding are the key to building a better society.

Don't miss this extraordinary novel that will touch your heart and open your eyes to the world of people with autism. "The Light of Many Stars" is a story about courage, friendship and the strength that lies within each of us. Order today and join the readers who have come to love Kelly Darrow and her mission to combat violence in school. Get to know a story that inspires action and shows that everyone can be a hero.

Technical data:

Publisher: Dwie Siostry

Year of publication: 2025

Cover: paperback

Number of pages: 208

Format: 188x143 mm