By Laurel A. Hoekman, Executive Director of The Gray Center

This is a wonderful resource!  Consider purchasing some to give away to childcare providers, grandparents, teachers, neighbors, or families with a child with ASD. It provides a wonderful way to provide information and/or support to those who need it. Easier (and quicker) to read than the many excellent books on the market, it provides basic information for each letter of the alphabet, along with suggestions for helpful resources. The delightful children in the illustrations were drawn by Carol Gray!

It's a very succinct yet caring resource that would have been very reassuring and informative to me if I had read it soon after getting diagnosed. –Nick Dubin

*NOTE: The Gray Center frequently gives this resource to families dealing with a new diagnosis of ASD. When you give a donation to The Gray Center, you are helping us to provide this valuable resource for those who need it!

With your help, we have sold or given away more than 11,000 of this resource! It is now available as a slightly revised edition.

By Carol Gray

A Comic Strip Conversation is a conversation between two or more people which incorporates the use of simple drawings. These drawings serve to illustrate an on-going communication, providing additional support to individuals who struggle to comprehend the quick exchange of information which occurs in a conversation. This book is all that is needed to implement this technique at home or in the classroom.

By Carol Gray

Gray's Guide to Bullying is available as the final issue of the former Jenison Autism Journal (Spring 2004), with all three parts--and workbook--contained under one cover! 

By Carol Gray

Often, we take for granted that people will know how to give others compliments. However, for a person with ASD, it can be a complicated issue! This extensive Article with workbook helps to explain how and why people give compliments. It is a very helpful resource!   (NOTE: This is a pdf download!)

Edited by Carol Gray and Abbie Leigh White

This is a collection of Social Story Sets intended for young children (or those who are more severely challenged). It covers topics such as waiting in line, going through a car wash, divorce, sharing, taking a bath, and dealing with unexpected noises. A complete list of topics covered is available on this site.