Into a complex and powerful portrait of recovery. How can Charley reach him? And is it worth the risk? Tolan weaves together themes of nature, family, and love Individuality and power to positively impact and shape our world.Īward winning tale for all ages, Listen!. This dog is It is also available as a Kindle e-book.ĭon't miss An Open Letter to Parents, Teachers and Others: From Parents of an Exceptionally Gifted Child, the original letter from Guiding the Gifted Child.Ĭhristopher Awards salute writers, illustrators, directors, producersĪnd executive producers who remind audiences and readers, ofĪll ages and faiths and of no particular faith, of their worth, S.S.T.Ĭhange Your Story, Change Your Life, the book that has been (and still is) available as a free, downloadable PDF on my other website: StoryHealer is now also a real book whose pages you can flip and which you can share with others, available here: CreateSpace and through Amazon. Welcome to the Deep End For those who visit this website because of an interest in my work with and for the gifted, consider checking out my blog. are the Applewhites really based on the Tolan family?

Learn more from Stephanie herself in this great YouTube video Applewhites At Wit's End! It makes you wonder.

Navan, Ph.D.Ĭoming next fall (2017), Applewhites Coast to Coast, Tolan's finale to Applewhites at Wit's End, her excellent sequel to her award-winning Surviving the Applewhites leads us on more great adventures with Jack Semple and E.D. As Joy tells us, 'These are valuable gems in the canon of giftedness. Read her compelling metapor, 'Is It A Cheetah?' and many other great essays on giftedness. Stephanie's powerful essays, collected for the first time. Weaves their tales into her fiction 'The author, who has lived in Charlotte since 1999, isn’t afraid to blow off steam, especially on behalf of gifted children who haven’t been encouraged to live up to their potentials.' Don't miss Tolan's newest non-fiction, Out of Sync, Essays in Giftedness. Great new interview with Stephanie! Writing to the beat of her own heart: Stephanie Tolan, an advocate for gifted kids, That I was nine years old, I never doubted that I would be one.'. '.that joy in reading made me want to be a writer, and from the time

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