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World Autism Awareness Month

Posted about 5 years ago by Phil Shepard
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April is World Autism Awareness Month, so here at Richmond Public Library we would like to take a moment to acknowledge our patrons and staff members who either are autistic or love someone who is autistic our patrons and staff members who either are autistic or who love and support an autistic person in their life.

April and her son Khaden

Hello, everyone, I am April Freeman, the children’s librarian at our Hull Street branch. This is my beautiful, energetic, 9 year old son, Khaden, who is autistic. Khaden is known at many of our branches for his love of pets and dinosaurs. As a parent of an autistic child, it is often stressful; however, we are truly blessed to have the opportunity to attend the many children’s programs, activities, and events at the library. While this month is Autism Awareness Month for many others, to me, it is a thank you to the universe for allowing me to be the mother of a uniquely amazing human being.

Dinosaur vs. Bedtime by Bob Shea
Khaden’s dinosaurs
How do Dinosaurs go to School? by Jane Yolen and Mark Teague


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