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JuKa Books is an evolving publishing company, whose journey is posted as it happens. JuKa's owners discuss their philosophy, insights, setbacks, challenges and successes. They are on the verge of publishing their first book, Howard the Fish. Howard's character is based on Kate's daughter who was diagnosed at two years old with high-functioning autism.
1. Our Trip to Sharpsburg Elementary

Today JuKa visited Sharpsburg Elementary in Norwood, Ohio. Julie and I presented to a varied audience, reading 'Howard' to ages ranging from preschool to 6th grade. I always get a little nervous reading our little-kid picture book to the older grades, basically 3rd and up, but as always, 'Howard' didn't cease to amaze me. There are no boundries to what this little fish of ours can do, the lessons he can teach, and the people he can inspire. Julie put together some phenomenal lesson plans specifically catered to the classes we were visiting today. It is incredible to see the lessons that can be pulled from our story. Today we touched on everything from setting goals, to the writing process, illustrating and publishing, the importance of reading, building safety zones, bullying, and the power of positive thinking. Just when I think I've seen all of Howard, Julie finds a new application, another facet of his character. It just goes to prove what an amazing role model Howard can be to all of us.

Thank you to Mrs. Riehle and to all the students and staff at Sharpsburg. We had a wonderful time sharing our story with you.

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