Boing Boing

A unique girl with springs in her knees must help her town after a flood. Boing Boing showcases her adventures and resilience.

In Boing Boing, Jane stands out in a remarkable way – she possesses springs in her knees. This unique trait allows her to excel in high jump competitions and reach the highest shelves effortlessly. However, her springy ability isn't just for show; it becomes a vital asset when her town faces an unexpected challenge. After a devastating flood, the community finds itself in dire need of assistance, and Jane must step up to see if her extraordinary gifts can help save the day.

As Jane navigates the aftermath of the flood, she discovers the importance of her abilities in ways she never imagined. The story captures her adventures and the impact she has on her friends and neighbors, emphasizing themes of resilience, community, and the value of being different. The narrative is crafted to engage readers who may struggle with traditional texts, offering a high-low adventure that encourages them to dive into reading with enthusiasm.

Boing Boing is particularly tailored for readers aged 7 and up, with a reading age of 6, making it an excellent choice for those who need a bit of extra support. With its dyslexia-friendly design, this book aims to inspire confidence and joy in reading, all while delivering a fun and uplifting story about embracing one’s uniqueness.