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Source: The NAU Review

Not many characters in children’s books go to speech therapy. Ruby Rose does, though, and the message of her book is clear: Speech therapy can be fun! NAU master’s student Taylor Clarkson created Ruby Rose for her undergraduate Honors capstone so children with communication disorders could see themselves in a book. The project also fulfilled her longtime dream of writing and illustrating a… Source
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