About the Author:
Judith has always loved to write. Throughout school she wrote poems and short stories. As an adult, Judith has found a passion for writing children’s stories. Her inspiration is simple. Her children. Judith’s two children have always been her greatest love.
She has been further gifted through her partner to have two more children to love and appreciate. Through her stories, she pays homage to their unique spirits, amazing personalities, and their huge hearts. Her greatest wish is to show them all how much she loves and cherishes them every day, through her stories and remembering.
Contact:
judithmtpsafety@gmail.com
All of Judith’s books are available through Amazon.ca, Amazon.com, Ingram Sparks, Library Bound and on this website.
What would happen if no one was given a name at birth? What if we got to choose our name and how we wish to be identified? Would that be so bad? This family chose to let their children decide and celebrated as each one found their uniqueness and place in the world.
Tiny Acts of Kindness
Tiny Acts of Kindness, is the first book produced by Judith, with the help of her friend, Nancy Stewart (the Illustrator) and the encouragement of her partner, Walter, the book became a reality.
This is how a little girl learned that a tiny act of kindness can make a world of difference. Big or small, our actions define us. How others act is on them. How we respond, is on us. Always choose kindness!
Book one of a 6-book series about Autism. These are true stories based on the real life of her son.
A little boy diagnosed with Autism shows the world that he is not defined by this word. Instead, he redefines what it means. Starting with A is for Adventures. Full of energy and joy for life, his mom is kept on her toes as the day is filled with adventure after adventure!
Autism: U is for Understanding
An endless imagination leaves a little boy misunderstood!
It becomes clear that Ru sees the world differently.
The teachers and students don’t understand why Ru won’t play with them and he doesn’t understand why others don’t see what he sees. With patience and understanding, Autism continues to be Redefined
Autism: T is for Troubles
Why do people assume the worst? This enthusiastic young boy throws himself into life but is met with judgement and finds himself constantly in trouble. Navigating life’s challenges with the help of his parents, Ru continues his adventures and learning while continuing to Redefine Autism for others.
Ru puts his incredible imagination to work, creating inventions that will help the world. From helping the military, to feeding the hungry, to healing the sick. No injustice in the world will be ignored. Ru is determined to help others and continue to Redefine Autism by sharing his unique perspective and ideas.
Ru finds his senses are different than others around him. It seems unfair and frustrating until put into perspective. With the help of his Mom, he finds ways to embrace the differences as he continues on his brave journey of Redefining Autism for himself and others.
Coming Soon:
Judith is working on the last book in a 6-book series about Autism. These are true stories based on the real life of her son. It is meant to help other kids with Autism understand that they think differently, they do things differently, but there is nothing wrong with that. It is who they are. They are not their diagnoses. They are just wonderful humans with amazing views of the world. It should also help comfort parents that are worried about their child’s differences, see that they are not alone, and that celebrating the uniqueness of their child is a gift to be embraced.