Kai is just like many other children. He goes to school, he learns new things, and he has feelings, hopes, and worries just like everyone else.

Kai is also autistic.

In Kai's World: Seeing Things Differently, readers are invited to see everyday life through Kai's eyes. The world can sometimes feel too loud, too busy, or confusing for him, and certain things that seem easy for others can be much harder for Kai. This story gently explains how autism can affect the way a child experiences school, friendships, and the world around them.

Written to help neurotypical children understand their autistic peers, this book encourages kindness, patience, and acceptance. It shows that small actions - like giving space, being understanding, or listening - can make a big difference.

Kai's World is a story about difference, empathy, and learning that everyone experiences the world in their own way - and that those differences deserve respect.

Ideal for Parents, Teachers and Carers.