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Treasuring Your Dyslexic Superpowers Part 5: The Story of Gavin: "You know Gavin, one can't be good at everything. It's just not possible. It's ok that reading and writing are hard. What you do on stage is pure magic." -Super D

Dyslexia Is Our Superpower Podcast by Gibby Booth Jasper

Jul 21, 202058:39Kids & family

Super D is back with another adventure this time taking Gavin to a music festival. While there Gavin gets given an unusual opportunity, but will his self-doubt get in the way? For the second half of the episode Gibby cha...

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