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Many young children refuse to speak when in unfamiliar situations - a condition called elective mutism. In this gentle story, Anna stops speaking when she starts kindergarten, until her parents and a therapist help her overcome her anxiety.
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Cheesy and not helpful, 11 Dec 2007
By K. Magnuson - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Cat's Got Your Tongue?: A Story for Children Afraid to Speak (Paperback)
I was recommended this book to help my daughter with Selective Mutism - but the book is barely readable, and so preditable, even my daughter couldn't stand it. I'm not sure we even made it through the whole book once. A total waste of money.
We did much better once we got away from the feel-goodery type of therapy and saw a doctor who addressed the issue with medication.
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Cat Got Your Tongue book, 11 Sep 2010
By Joan R - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Cat's Got Your Tongue?: A Story for Children Afraid to Speak (Paperback)
I used this for a selectively mute child in grade 2. I read it with her and then the teacher read it with the class. The teacher liked using it and felt it increased understanding in the class of the girl's difficulties. I keep it in my library at school. I am a school psychologist so I am sure I will be using it again.
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