Synopsis "Savannah Lee: Tommy Goes on Safari"
This is not a true story. This story is make-believe. Tommy, one of Savannah's many imagined characters, takes the reader on a magical Safari across the beautiful landscape of the African continent. Encounters with Lions, Tigers, Flamingos, Zebras, and Giraffes, are all captured in a detailed, watercolor moment. Your child's imagination will be captured by the turn of each page. Second in a series of stories about the colorful, imaginary, friends of a young girl, living on the Autism Spectrum. The Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a term for a group of complex disorders of development. These disorders are characterized, in varying degrees, by difficulties in social interaction, verbal and nonverbal communication and repetitive behaviors. Combined with the talents of her Grandfathers graphics art and imagination, Savannah Lee's characters come alive. To the delight of young and old, Follow other books in the Savannah Lee series with "The Hoot Tree", deep in the Jungle with "Tiger and the Butterfly", "The Shhh Letters" and an interesting, historical, and informative tour of New York City with "Athaliah Tours NYC". The first in this series, "All My Friends", introduces Savannah Lee's whimsical characters. Coming soon, Savannah Lee's "Bible Stories for Children".
