Wings of Epoh

Wings of Epoh by Gerda Weissmann Klein, Peter H. Reynolds (Illustrator) Wings of EPOH is the story of a young boy with autism who goes on a journey with an unlikely friend, a butterfly named Epoh ("hope" spelled backward). Together, they learn to spread their wings and share the talents, abilities and courage that lie within. Written by acclaimed author and Holocaust survivor, Gerda Weissmann Klein, and lovingly illustrated by New York Times best-selling illustrator and educational innovator Peter H. Reynolds, the story teaches acceptance, tolerance and empathy. What unfolds is the gift of friendship, and the joy in helping a person who is misunderstood or who just doesn't fit.