by Susan Hampshire (Introduction), Paris Innes (Author)
Paris Innes, an otherwise normal 14-year-old, suffers from dyslexia or word blindness. While teachers have constantly assessed him as "average", his father recognized that Paris' handwriting and spelling problems were not normal - and he took action. He found a Smith-Corna word-processor with a spelling function and painstakingly taught his son to touch type. It changed Paris' life, while by comparison his written work remains severely substandard - and will always do so, the stories in this book demonstrate Paris' intelligence and imagination. His experiences will offer hope to other dyslexics who despair of being able to communicate.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 144
Publisher: Kyle Books
Published: 01 Oct 1990
ISBN 10: 1856260062
ISBN 13: 9781856260060