Dyslexia

Understanding the Thought Processes of Dyslexics

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Dyslexia

Written by: David Copperson

Narrated by: Sam Logsdon

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Whether you think you are dyslexic or know someone else who might be, this guide can help you. It is the main theme. The author has studied the topic extensively and all kinds of topics related to it.

For example, there are studies that connect ADHD and dysgraphia to dyslexia. Other explanations and insights include focusing on dyscalculia and the anxiety that comes with it or with dyslexic problems. More information is available in the form of busting some of the most common myths about dyslexia and revealing the full truth. And last but not least, this audiobook shows you the benefits of dyslexia, and yes, there are many.

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this is my fifth book on dyslexia and I'm very informed learned about myself that's what's important and audio books are really really good for the dyslexic and if they have the other book the hard copy it'd be even better than they can read along with the book and slow the audiobook down a little bit. comprehension is good. and no I can't spell all these words my phone is.

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