Review on Clifford's Good Deeds Vintage Hardcover: Relive Childhood Memories with this Classic Tale by Logan Tripp

This book arrived today for our son and I was very excited. So I read this to him, or at least tried to, and he sat there bouncing on my yoga ball and pretending I didn't have a book in my hands and refusing to look at the pictures while he knocked the stinky stuff out of the book . Eye. out of the corner of my eye. It's okay, I almost knew this was going to happen and I already have a plan to make him love Clifford as much as I do. Season 1 TV show. In general, about the book. This book was one of the most important books in the Clifford series that I bought for my son. Because he has a rare form of cerebral gigantism, he's quite tall for his age and has problems with muscle coordination, sometimes things don't go as planned for him. And partly because he also has autism, sometimes he doesn't really understand people's reactions when things go wrong, especially when he's trying to help. And I don't want him to get frustrated and stop trying. Because like Clifford in this book, sometimes he tries to help, and more often than not it ends badly or wrongly. Clifford goes out of his way to help the many different people in this book, and in the process creates a few problems when things go wrong. And just like Clifford keeps trying, so does our little man. Well, we have a diabetic cat that can only eat a certain amount of food twice a day. Now the kittens were happy about his attempts to help, but our little one didn't understand why we didn't. Although sometimes I'm pretty sure I should have kept feeding him ;) So I think it's really cool that there's a story with a character that's larger than life because he's definitely very tall for his age now, so is he has good intentions and sometimes even saves the day. Just like I love that he's now clearing his own dishes off the table. Okay, sometimes he tries to throw out the cutlery with the yoghurt cups so it's not ideal but like Clifford he's totally trying to help and I think he must hear me say he's trying very well and I get that what is on his mind. And I think it's important for kids who are dealing with challenges like this to have characters and stories to relate to. ultimately resonates with him for the same reason, I think it's a message that all young children need in their lives. Because so often they have a natural desire to help that often overwhelms their actual ability to do it right.