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Title of book: Ten things every child with autism wishes you knew.

Author: Ellen Notbohm

This book was recommended to me by my mentor. I feel this book is an eye opener for myself in the world of a child with autism. The author of the book is a mother of 2 sons. Her first one is diagnosed with ADHD whereas her second one is a child with autism. I felt that as I embark on being an AED LBS, this is really a useful book to immerse myself in. It allows me to see the world in the perspective of a child with autism. It portrays a genuine experience of the real struggle of a mother and her child who is diagnosed with autism. This is a first hand experience coming from a mother. Through this book, her experiences and perspectives helps to educate people like us to be more aware and how we can understand a child with autism better. Especially so as an educator, how we can provide a more conducive & inclusive environment for the child.

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Title: Little Red Hood
Author: Nick Page
Where: Most books stores. I got mine from the greatest gift.
Why? It is a reading with phonic book for short “oo” sound. There are rhymes that are repeated which helps students hear the sounds and remember it. It is a different take on a classic.

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Book title: the famous five
Author: Enid Blyton

I love Enid Blyton’s books. Her language that she used in the books was easy to digest and could be easily used in composition writing. The way the author wrote it create a mystery feeling which always urge me to continue reading it.

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Title: The Little Book of Mindfulness. 10 minutes a day to less stress, more peace.
Author: Dr Patricia Collard
Where to buy: Amazon

I got this book from my T&L school during one of our PD sessions. This book became one of my “quiet-time” read over a hot cup of coffee on the balcony sometimes. I am guilty of always being on the go and even being said to be a little “high-strung”.

I like this book because it’s a quick and light read, yet remind you to stop, breathe and also count your daily blessings to remain calm and grounded.

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Title: Supporting students with special needs in mainstream schools
Author: Poon, Kenneth K. Khaw
Why: The book consists of different strategies on how to handle different Special Needs. They have strategies for teachers on classroom management as well.
Why: NLB Library.

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Title: James and the Giant Peach
Author: Roald Dahl
Where to get: Libraries, online and offline bookstores.
Why: This book is an enjoyable book that has a good plot with good written structures. It is a fantasy book that can excite and incite the imagination. The best part is it has a movie adaptation that can help readers to bring their reading alive. It is highly suitable not only for children but adults alike.

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Title: Five Good Minutes in the evening.
100 mindful practises to help you unwind from the day and make the most of your night.

Author:
Dr. Jeffrey Brantley & Wendy Millstine

Availability :
Amazon $10.99 Kindle
$15 paperback

A good book I would recommend that comes with simple brief meditations, visualizations and exercises. that just takes 5 minutes to do , helps with relaxation after a hectic day.  Most of us being AED T& Ls previously,  and soon to be AED LBS in future, this book may help us with strategies to come back and center self and let go of the day,  for us to practise self-care mindfully and wholeheartedly and helps us to relax n release the work day.

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Title: Jurgen Klopp: The Biography
Author: Elmar Neveling
Where to get: Bookdepository.com

Why?
I like the charisma of Jurgen Klopp. The book talks about his early career as a player before becoming the manager of Liverpool FC. The book tells me about how detail he is in his planning and how he stratergies and prepare his teams for games. Its all about datas (food intake, detailed report of rest and recovery days and etc) in the modern soccer world from.

This book is meant for leisure reading.

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Book Title: #88 Love Life
Author: Diana Rikasari
I will recommend this book to just about anyone because it is a very uplifting and easy to read book. There are beautiful illustrations accompanying the various thoughts. It makes me feel very positive reading and it is a book that I will pick up whenever I'm feeling down.

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Title: Awaken the Giant Within
Author: Anthony Robbins
Where to get: NLB or any bookshop
Recommendation for: Educators for leisure and motivation
Why read this: It is an inspirational read. Also, it is a self-help book for changing attitudes to positive ones, unleashing your internal potential and having a vocabulary for success.

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Title: Did you hear that? - help for children who hear voices
Author: Seetha Subbiah
Source: Amazon, Book depository

This is a book on children who hear voices and see things that are not there.

With meaningful dialogues and beautiful illustrations, the author brought us through the lives of 5 different children who have undergone a phrase in their lives unknown to many. This book is a detailed lens that goes into the hearts and souls of the children.

This is a treasure in the field of children psychology.

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Title: The Book with No Pictures
Author: B.J Novak
Where: Kinokuniya online and Book Depository online.
Why: This book promotes the love of reading in our children as children will enjoy listening to the book as it is being read. It requires the reader to say silly things and make silly faces. And it’s especially good for children who are intimidated by books with no pictures. They will realise that books with no pictures are not as intimidating as they seem and they can even be more enjoyable to read than books with pictures.

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Louise - Danny the champion of the world by Ronald Dahl

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Louise - Danny the champion of the world by Ronald Dahl

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I would recommend this book because it has light hearted storyline and good amount of vocabulary words that can be picked up by the students easily. Ronald Dahl style of writing is also friendly and impressionable meaning to say the student can remember the parts of the story . He is also a good storyteller as well and is able to capture any reader’s attention and mind . You can get this book at the library or even popular bookshop ! So have fun reading Ronald Dahl’s books !

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Took my masters in early childhood 8 yrs ago and my fav module is children's literature. Was introduced to picture book in that module n so into it ever since. My fav is this book. Was attracted to it as I'm fascinated that the fashion icon  Chanel was introduced to a chn level. It can be an inspiration to kids too to follow their dream and believe in yourself.. and its okay to be dofferent. Title: Different like Coco; Written by Elizabeth Matthew and can be found in Library.

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Title: Reality is Broken: Why games make us better and how they can change the World.

Author: Jane McGonigal

Availability: Amazon, Google books. Available in ebook and audiobook format.

Why: How real life should be more game-like. Games are an escape outlet. It makes us happy

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Title: Sold

Author: Zana Muhsen

Where can you source for the book? : Library or amazon

Why are you recommending this book? : My mother instilled a culture of reading in me from a very young age and she would take me to the library every week to borrow books. She got me to read this book which truly opened my eyes to what some people, even girls my age at that time are going through. It taught me alot about gratitude and perseverance. I shared this with a few of my students to read this and they were so engrossed with the book and finished it within a few days.

The book I'm recommending is for leisure reading :)

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Title: Add Value
Author: Mark Carter
Available in Kinokuniya
What I like about this book: The author gives us an insight to practical life involving human behaviour.
Why I recommend this book : As an LBS officer, we will see many facets in our lives. Adding value will enable us to become authentic and allow us to find meaning and fulfilment in our relationships.

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Author: faye jones
Where to get: popular
Why i recommend this book: it is a gd start for a child to have the interest in reading. They have different levels of focus for the phonics used. The color coded allows the child to recognise individual sounds.

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Salinah Saleh
I will recommend teenage students (esp boys) Goosebumps series from R L Stine. The books are available at library and bookstores. It gives a good descriptions of horror experiences and the students can relate is very well. Great for descriptive and narrative composition.

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Tittle: Meddy Teddy (A Mindful Yoga Journey)

Author: Apple Jordan

Suitable for P1 - P2

Why: I would like to recommend this book as it is easy to read which is suitable for  P1 and P2 level. On each page, Meddy the Teddy shows how to execute a pose for example tree pose, warrior pose and  more. Yoga and mindfulness have proven benefits for kids. Indirectly I can help students become aware of their own bodies and deal with feelings like anxiety, frustration, confusion, fear and sadness in a healthy way.

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Title: Scarlet & Ivy The Lost Twin
Author: Sophie Cleverly
This book is suitable for girls who are reluctant readers as it very interesting and exciting and will be enticed to read more and move on to chapter books.
This book is available in major bookstores.

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Book title: Quality Questioning
Author: Jackie Acree Walsh & Beth Dankert Sattes
I would recommend this book as it guides us to ask you to quality questions. As an educator, questions are the most important tools in a teacher's toolbox. This book teaches you to understand that questioning isn't an interrogation and how we usually frame our questions to student is important as well.

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Title: English for everyone
Availability: popular bookstore
I used this as a reference when I taught EL. It provides readers with explanation on grammar rules and multiple succinct explanations.

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Title: Mindset
Author: Carol Dweck
Where: Amazon, Open Trolley, book depository
A must read for parents and educators like us. It is not abilities and talents that bring success but our mindset. With right mindset we can motivate our kids as well reach our own goals.

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Phonemic Awareness in Young Children by Marilyn Jager Adams et al.(Paul H Brookes Publishing Co)  is a good phonemic resource book worth buying. It has a variety of activities and games to help you teach young kids phonological awareness in a fun and engaging way. This book can be sourced from Amazon.

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Goh Han Yu recommmends Book for Social Interactions 

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Goh Han Yu recommmends Book for Social Interactions 

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- Book Title: Situational Dialogues in English for Children
- Where: Ordered through EZBuy. Lots of affordable material there! Trying searching "Phonics".
- Price: Less than $20
- By: Guangdong Travel & Tourism Press

Hi guys! This was originally a book to teach Chinese children English. But I found it very useful for teaching my student with Autism proper social interactions as the content has everyday situations, and how children should react in those situations. There are also QR code to access sounds where native English speaker says the sentence out so there is proper pronunciation the student can refer to.