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Ellen McNicoll

    Elle McNicoll crafts narratives that champion disability rights and representation, bringing a vital neurodivergent perspective to children's literature. Her writing is driven by a passion for authentic portrayal and aims to empower young readers by reflecting their experiences. Through her distinct voice, McNicoll explores themes of identity and belonging with sensitivity and insight. She is a significant new talent dedicated to fostering a more inclusive literary landscape.

    A Kind of Spark
    • A Kind of Spark

      • 208 pages
      • 8 hours of reading
      4.5(7148)Add rating

      Exploring themes of identity and advocacy, the story follows an autistic girl deeply affected by the historical witch trials in her town. She draws parallels between the misunderstood witches and her own experiences of feeling different. As she grapples with her unique perceptions of the world, she becomes determined to ensure the witches' stories are not forgotten, reflecting her own journey for understanding and acceptance. Award-winning author Elle McNicoll presents a poignant narrative that highlights the importance of speaking out for those who cannot.

      A Kind of Spark