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Previously published as Turbo the Turtle is a Super Youneek Beast by Beth Davis.
A fast-paced, big-hearted story about learning differences, creative problem-solving, and discovering your own unique strengths.
Meet Turbo the Turtle-a high-energy, race car-loving turtle who likes to do everything FAST! He eats fast, talks fast, and plays video games even faster. But when it comes to things like reading, jumping rope, or eating ice cream without a mess... Turbo runs into a few roadblocks.
When Turbo spots a book in a bookstore window titled How to Build a Mini Race Car, he knows he has to read it! The only problem? Reading is hard-and slow. With help from his wise and caring uncle, Turbo learns that just like building a race car, sometimes you have to use the brakes and slow down.
This heartfelt and empowering story helps children with ADHD and/or dyslexia recognize that their unique way of learning is not a limitation-it's a superpower.
Children will explore themes such as:
ADHD & Dyslexia Awareness Growth Mindset & Patience Supportive Mentorship Confidence in Learning Differences Family Bonding & Problem-Solving
Bonus Fun!
Features a special video link for an interactive read-along experience with the author Beth Davis Download the Reader's Companion with discussion questions, lesson plans, and activities to help children go beyond the book! Visit the author's website to get your copy.
Perfect for readers ages 4-8, Turbo the Turtle is a Super Unique Beast offers a joyful, relatable introduction to the importance of slowing down, asking for help, and believing in yourself. Educators, parents, and therapists will appreciate how this book opens up positive conversations about how every child learns differently-and beautifully.
