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Step by Step, Word by Word

A Little Boy's Journey into Language and Joy

Rachel Alexandre
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Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Rachel Alexandre Books

About

Step by Step, Word by Word is a tender, poetic picture book inspired by a real child's journey toward finding his voice. Through gentle rhymes and vivid imagery, the story celebrates small steps, big emotions, and meaningful milestones.

Inspired by true experiences, this heartwarming book follows Lou-Armand a bright and curious child whose words were slow to come from toddlerhood through evaluations, orthotics, and endless questions.

Marked by grace, patience, and joy, his story reminds readers that progress takes time, communication begins in the soul, and every child has a voice worth waiting for.

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  • General
  • Juvenile Fiction

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