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WHAT IS DYSLEXIA?


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FAMILY DYNAMICS


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"Most books about dyslexia focus on the mechanics. Kurnoff looks at the people behind the learning difference, and offers tools and guidance for success."

RICHARD BRANSON
FOUNDER AND CEO,VIRGIN ATLANTIC AIRWAYS

"Finally, a book that paints the reality of dyslexia. A wonderful exploration of people's ability to succeed despite the challenges they meet along the way. A must read for anyone impacted by this learning difference."

PAUL J. ORFALEA,
FOUNDER AND CHAIRPERSON EMERITUS, KINKO'S INC


"Dyslexia doesn't spell doom! Families who worry about a dyslexic child's future prospects will find the stories of college students particularly revealing. Shirley Kurnoff's (MA '95) candid interviews with dyslexic students, their parents and siblings from around this country and the United Kingdom, offers readers a support system by sharing experiences and strategies for counteracting a condition that affects 10 percent of the population."

STANFORD UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE

 "Kurnoff's book, The Human Side of Dyslexia, helps parents see how to tap the wonderful strengths of their children. It also offers pragmatic steps for problem solving at each section's end. A very nice feature of this book is the discussion of how siblings feel. While the title implies a book on dyslexia, its message also work for parents of children with any kind of learning disability."

KATHLEEN ROSS-KIDDER, PH.D. DIRECTOR, LD ONLINE WETA TV FACULTY, DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY, THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

"This new book will certainly be helpful to those searching for comfort and word-of-mouth ideas about how to deal with LD across the life span. Written in a straight-forward and honest style, the author's decision to include often overlooked accounts of the impact of LD on siblings and family members, makes this a welcome and valuable resource."

SHELDON H. HOROWITZ, ED.D.DIRECTOR OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES NATIONAL CENTER FOR LEARNING DISABILITIES.a sponsor program donating books to your local school teachers

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