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In children’s books, masks are more than costumes because they often mirror how neurodivergent kids hide parts of themselves to fit in. Storytelling can lift those masks, empower young readers, and reflect the diverse experiences across the neurodivergent spectrum. Drawing from her journey as a reader, parent, and author, Korejko writes with authentic “neuro-spicy” voices that foster connection, compassion, and community. Her story is a heartfelt reminder that books do more than entertain—they also liberate.
Robin Korejko: thebookfest.com/speaker/robin-korejko
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In children’s books, masks are more than costumes because they often mirror how neurodivergent kids hide parts of themselves to fit in. Storytelling can lift those masks, empower young readers, and reflect the diverse experiences across the neurodivergent spectrum. Drawing from her journey as a reader, parent, and author, Korejko writes with authentic “neuro-spicy” voices that foster connection, compassion, and community. Her story is a heartfelt reminder that books do more than entertain—they also liberate.
Robin Korejko: thebookfest.com/speaker/robin-korejko
Join us on Books That Make You, for exclusive giveaways book reviews and more:
Web: booksthatmakeyou.com
Facebook: facebook.com/BooksThatMakeYou
Instagram: instagram.com/books_that_make_you
TikTok: tiktok.com/@books_that_make_you
We are also the home of The BookFest. For more information, please visit our website: TheBookFest.com










