This was a cute story about coping and being able to problem solve. I liked how the mqain character used the strategy of memorizing. It would be nice to "see" how Robby sees; I think it would help kids understand dyslexia more.

Published:  02/28/23

Thank you NetGalley and Empower Publishing for accepting my request to read and review Robby the Dyslexic Taxi. 

Cute.  Knowing the author was dyslexic and learned as a child to use art allowed me to make sense of a dyslexic car.  The airport adventure started out with me having mixed emotions, and then the clever author had the taxi follow signs.  I actually was a little embarrassed I didn't see it coming.

I liked also that Robby's employer kindly worked with him.  

The illustrations are bright and somewhat primitive, but effective.  

I would gift this, and suggest it to babysitters.

I really liked the idea behind this book and I thought that the story was really good

I loved that the star of the story was dyslexic and that the book showed his positives from having that and the thanks he got after he was asked to take a different route 

I can see this being a bit hit with children that have been diagnosed, or are pending a diagnosis.  It is about time that there were more books released like this to give them a voice too

The illustrations were fine, but they didn’t really set the world on fire and I would have preferred slightly different ones that were brighter but I can see others liking them

It is 4 stars from me for this one, highly recommended!

This was a cute book that shines the spotlight on dyslexia. 

It was a cute short story. 

I wanted a little more out of it. Like maybe explaining it more so that children can understand dyslexia better. I feel that the book did a good job of showing the can taking its time to calmly figure out a strategy for overcoming a new route but it would’ve been nice to have the book explain the condition itself a little more.