Bella and Nash

About the Book:

Two nine-year-old cousins set out on a camping trip with their grandfather in the Adirondacks. When one of them, a nonverbal autistic child, wanders off into the wilderness, his cousin must rely on quick thinking, courage, and compassion to bring both of them back safely. 

Along the way, young readers are introduced to the beauty of camping, the geography of the Adirondacks, and the values of empathy, understanding, and inclusion. This heartfelt adventure blends outdoor exploration with important lessons about diversity, tolerance, and the strength of family bonds.