The first children's book series for both special and general education that includes different editions for different levels with colored site words, for pre-k, kinder, first, and second grades, as well as master and coloring book editions.

Sylvester's First Friend is a collaborative masterpiece, based on the Verbal AUTISM app, that brings author and special education pioneer Amir Arami's vision to life through the collective creativity and talent of high school students. Amir worked closely with a group of enthusiastic co-authors and illustrators, guiding them with his decade of teaching experience across various ages, abilities, backgrounds, and grade levels. This project was an opportunity for students to engage in a real-world application of their skills, contributing to a project that has the potential to touch the lives of many.

Amir's role extended beyond mere supervision; he was a mentor, fostering an environment of collaboration, creativity, and mutual respect. The students involved in the creation of "Sylvester's First Friend" used their collective experiences and shared dreams of creating a more inclusive community to give a crucial student-based perspective to the story. Their collaboration with Amir was an invaluable experience in storytelling, illustration, and empathy, to showcase the importance of inclusive narratives that reflect diverse experiences in the story.

This book is a reflection of Amir's belief in the power of collective effort and the impact of sharing diverse perspectives. By incorporating the insights and creativity of students, Sylvester's First Friend stands as a beacon of what can be achieved when communities come together to support and uplift each other.

In writing this story, Amir continues to advocate for inclusivity and understanding, embodying the principle that every child, regardless of their background or abilities, deserves to see themselves represented in the stories they read. Sylvester's First Friend is not just a book, it's a movement towards a more inclusive world, one story at a time.