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- As Rose embarks on her search, she encounters numerous challenges due to her autism. She struggles with social interactions, understanding non-literal language, and managing her emotions. However, her determination and unwavering love for Rain keep her going.
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Apr 18, 2015 · While Rain Reign pleasantly surprised me by showing Rose’s empathy not only toward Rain, but also toward her father and uncle (both in very different ways), it continues to follow that tradition of denying autistic characters emotional agency.
Oct 7, 2014 · This is a heart-melting story about a middle-grade girl named Rose (rows, roes) who is diagnosed with high-functioning autism, her dog Rain (reign, rein), homophones*, and how she is trying to do what is right even if it's not necessarily easy.
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The story follows 11-year-old Rose Howard, a bright fifth grader who’s obsessed with homonyms, rule-following, and her dog Rain — her only true friend, since Rose’s high-functioning...
Nov 6, 2014 · Ann M. Martin tells the story of a lonely fifth-grade girl with autism who finds a soul mate in a stray dog.
- Ron Suskind
A 10-year-old girl with autism, who has a deep love for homonyms, rules, and prime numbers. She finds comfort and companionship in her dog, Rain. A loyal dog who becomes Rose's best friend and provides her with unwavering support and companionship.
age 9+. Poignant tale of autistic girl and her dog. Parents Need to Know. Parents need to know that readers may know Rain Reign author Ann M. Martin from her Baby-Sitters Club series. This is a sweet coming-of-age story of a high-functioning autistic fifth-grade girl named Rose.
In Rain Reign by Ann M. Martin, we are introduced to Rose Howard, a fifth-grader with high-functioning autism. Rose is obsessed with homonyms, prime numbers, and rules. She lives with her father, who struggles to understand her unique way of thinking.
