A grandmother.
A little girl.
A different way of seeing.
Lovie Lou loves fast cars, finds every butterfly in a crowded garden, and figured out how to push a chair to the refrigerator before she could form a sentence. She was diagnosed with autism at age two.
Told from the perspective of her grandmother Lollie, these books blend emotional connection with practical tools families can use every day — breathing, naming emotions, co-regulation, routines, and the quiet power of letting a child try.
Most people saw a diagnosis. Lollie saw a little girl lining up cars by color, studying butterflies, and finding ways to communicate before she had words. That difference in perspective became this series.