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Books Similar To Clementine?
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Hi! Can anyone please recommend a book similar to Clementine for my son? His SLP suggested Clementine but she thought it would be a good idea if the protagonist is a boy, either elementary school or middle school age. He is almost finished with Bat And The End Of Everything. Thanks in advance.

posted February 13
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A MyAutismTeam Member

Hi! After I posted the question, I found this! My son is interested in the Alvin Ho series and Sam The Man And The Chicken Plan. Thanks for your suggestions. I’ll keep those in mind as well.
https://shepherd.com/books-like/clementine

100 handpicked books like Clementine (picked by fans)
100 handpicked books like Clementine (picked by fans)
https://shepherd.com/books-like/clementine
posted February 13 (edited)
A MyAutismTeam Member

Here some ideas:
Buzzing by Samuel Sattin
Freestyle by Gale Galligan

posted February 13
A MyAutismTeam Member

How about the Aldo series by Johanna Hurwitz? I used to love them and his cats 😊

posted February 13

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