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Where Did My Voice Go?

Jaime Green
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Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
BookBaby

About

Where Did My Voice Go? is an honest, introductory conversation about stuttering-for little and big kids alike. Young boy Jake talks about when his voice gets bumpy, stretched, or stuck. Some days he gets stuck a little and other days he gets stuck a lot, but he remembers to use his voice without fear. Where Did My Voice Go? is written by Jaime Green, SLPA, and features watercolor illustrations by Stacey Pitman. Jake's narrative complements both a home library and a speech-language pathologist's fluency materials-and includes opportunities for the reader to practice voluntary stuttering.

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  • Communicative Disorders
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