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How it Feels to Me is a picture book about neurodiversity for all ages. 

We would like children and adults to learn about differences in sensory modulation to better understand themselves and each other. We hope readers will take away an understanding that their sensory experience (and that of others) is valid. Sensory modulation is the brain's automatic process of turning the intensity of senses up or down. This book explores the science behind how we each experience the world.

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Sarah Shotts (author) is an autistic interdisciplinary artist and author of Discover Your Creative Ecosystem. Their writing has also been published in Ought: The Journal of Autistic Culture. Sarah earned a Masters degree in Applied Drama from Goldsmiths University of London and a bachelors in Fine and Performing Arts at Mississippi University for Women (MUW.)

Gracie Klumpp (illustrator) Gracie is an autistic illustrator and writer who lives in an old Airstream, and never runs out of stories. She’s not always the best at talking about them—but that’s why she’s always creating them. Gracie studied Digital Media Arts: Animation at Huntington University, and has used her animation chops to inform her illustration work since graduating. Gracie makes storytelling magic in all sorts of mediums, and doesn’t really mind which she uses so long as it serves the story best.