Cloud Boy
Cloud Boy
by Greg Stobbs
Ages 3–7
Bobby floats up into the sky whenever his attention drifts. He ties himself down to focus like his friends, but it leaves him feeling empty, until the people around him learn to see the world his way.
- Author
- Greg Stobbs
- Age
- Ages 3–7
- Type
- Picture Book, Neurodiversity
- Language
- English
- Publisher
- Oxford University Press
- In India
- Available
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