Can You See Me Series 4 Collection Libby Scott Autism Awareness Edition For Young Readers

Discover the Can You See Me Series 4 Books Collection — a compassionate, authentic boxed set for young readers, parents, teachers, and gift buyers. This paperback edition brings together four moving stories about Tally, an autistic girl navigating school, friendships, and growing up. Perfect for anyone looking for a heartfelt book collection, a children’s series that supports neurodiversity, or a thoughtful gift set for ages 9–14.

Titles in this Set: Can You See Me?, Do You Know Me?, Ways to Be Me, All the Pieces of Me

Condition: BRAND NEW    Format: Paperback    ISBN: 9780753890660

About the stories

These books are told with warmth, honesty, and humor. Written partly from the diary-style perspective of eleven-year-old Libby Scott (based on her own experiences of autism) and in collaboration with esteemed author Rebecca Westcott, the series has been praised for its realistic, empathetic portrayal of autistic life.

Can You See Me?

With diary entries written by eleven-year-old Libby Scott, Can You See Me? follows Tally as she tries to fit in with her friends while coping with the parts of herself she finds hard to hide. This pioneering book, co-written with Rebecca Westcott, offers a window into autistic experience and helps young readers understand difference with compassion.

Do You Know Me?

In Do You Know Me? Tally grows more confident — autistic and proud — but faces fresh worries when a school trip brings new places, people, and challenges. This installment is ideal for readers exploring independence, resilience, and social situations in a children’s series that respects neurodiverse perspectives.

Ways to Be Me

Ten-year-old Tally hopes Year 6 will bring success — especially the school production where she’s determined to win the lead. Ways to Be Me highlights classroom life, ambition, and the small but meaningful victories that shape a child’s sense of self.

All the Pieces of Me

Year 9 pressures — make-up, boys, social media, GCSE prep — make Tally question who she is. All the Pieces of Me explores adolescence through the eyes of an autistic teen, offering authenticity and reassurance to readers experiencing similar changes.

Why parents, teachers, and book lovers choose this boxed set

• Authentic representation: based on Libby Scott’s real experiences and written with Rebecca Westcott, a trusted author.
• Excellent for classrooms: supports discussions about neurodiversity, empathy, and inclusion.
• Perfect gift set: a thoughtful paperback edition for birthdays, holidays, or classroom libraries.
• Accessible storytelling: diary entries and relatable scenarios make complex topics easy to understand.
• Encourages early learning: great for bedtime reading, book club conversations, or guided reading sessions.

This Can You See Me boxed set is more than a collection — it’s a supportive companion for young readers learning about identity, friendship, and change. Whether you’re buying for a child who identifies with Tally or for someone who wants to learn more about autism, these books are a timeless, empathetic gift and an ideal addition to home or school libraries.