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About: Jodi Carmichael     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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Jodi Carmichael is a Canadian author. Her debut children's book, Spaghetti is Not a Finger Food (and Other Life Lessons), was published in 2013 by the California-based publisher, Little Pickle Press. In 2013, it won a Silver , for Best First Book. In the same year it also won the Silver Benjamin Franklin Digital Award for innovation in an electronic book. The book followed a day in the life of a quirky young boy named Connor. Connor has Asperger's Syndrome and the book was intended to increase understanding and acceptance of those on the Autism spectrum. According to Carmichael: "The theme is acceptance – of yourself and others." In addition to being an author, Carmichael is also a strong advocate for Asperger's Syndrome.