The Littlest Empath Reviews!

The Littlest Empath Reviews!

“I’m reading it again!”

The way you have been
able to paint the experience of an ND/empathic
/psychic childhood experience is something else.

I’m reading it again and I’m seeing my own experiences in such tenderness.”
-JE

A black book titled 'The Littlest Empath' by Robin Korejko rests on a white surface next to a pearl necklace.

This was simply amazing. I love the tone, the authentic feel as we follow her through the pages, a deep immersion into her POV.
You bring the scenes to life with such texture, unique verbiage, and a deep insight into her feelings.

This is unique, with a voice that will grab from page one.

I loved it. And I can totally relate to her. The emotions, the imagination, the gramma lizzard, the feeling of loss and not being heard... all of it.

Excellent Work.

  • M.M

Reviews for “The Right Now! Kid: I Can Help”

  • "My daughter has a sensitivity to rejection. This book is exactly what I needed

    ~ JP

  • This book aligns with how my kids think and feel!

    ~ ML

  • Love this Book! It explores feelings in a way kids (and adults) can relate to

    ~ LY

  • Great Book for ND kids to let them know they're not alone!

    ~ PL (therapist)

Testimonials for
The Right Now! Kid

Lisa

“I just finished reading the right now kid I am a lion. I love how it talks about all the feelings in the body and trying to get them out. I think it shows the neurodivergent experience really well.

Honestly I feel like the whole world needs to read it so they can understand the neurodivergent experience. I love the part where he’s so wrapped up in play he doesn’t see the dog because that’s so true for the neurodivergent brain!”

Close-up of a piece of aged, burnt parchment paper with torn edges and discoloration.
Stack of five books, with a boy lying on the floor reading and a girl sitting on top of the books dreaming about a notebook titled 'The Right Kid' with a bee cartoon. The books are labeled 'Kore Books LLC,' 'Robin Korepko,' 'The Littlest Empath,' and other titles. Handwritten note says, 'Order your copy right now!'
A colorful illustration from the children's book 'The Right Kid' features a young girl lying on her back by a log, reading a book. There is a speech bubble with the title 'The Right Kid!' in pink text. A yellow star-shaped overlay contains a quote praising the book about love and books.

Stacie

“Omg! Robin, this book brought a tear to my eyes because not all parents think to do "that." Sometimes parents need a reminder that it's ok to get on level with their kids. Sometimes we just need to roar like a lion and we all feel better. I felt every jittery feeling this little boy felt. I remember those feelings in my own childhood. I feel this book can be one of those "go to books" like "Love you forever" was in my house.

Children's book cover titled 'The Right Now Kid: I am a Lion' with a cartoon drawing of a child lying on the ground holding a plush lion toy, set in a natural outdoor setting with green leaves. There's a pink paperclip on the page. A quote from Alexis H. is displayed: 'Honestly I feel like the whole world needs to read it so they can understand the neurodivergent experience.' at the center, and a note at the bottom says 'The Reviews are in!'
  • Animated image of a kid with blonde hair and green eyes, smiling and hugging a cartoon green dinosaur with orange horns. There is a light blue sky background with a cloud-shaped speech bubble containing red text that reads 'The Right Now Kid'.

    "My first graders told me they found themselves in this book."

    Candace

  • A cartoon illustration of a boy with blonde hair and green eyes, and a green cartoon dinosaur, with a speech bubble above them that says "The Right Now Kid" in red text. The background is blue with a small butterfly flying nearby.

    "I thought I was buying a children's book! I did not expect to heal my own inner child!"

    Cate

  • A colorful illustrated scene of a boy lying on a wooden log by a river, looking up at a speech bubble with the words 'The Right Now!'. In the background, there are large green leaves and a log, with a butterfly near the ground.

    Robin’s explanation of the main character’s actions made me think again. As an experienced elementary teacher I have many students with these feelings. I think this should be required teacher reading!

    Lisa E.

  • An illustrated scene from the story 'The Right Aunt' shows a boy lying on his back on a log beside a river, looking up at the sky. A lion cub is lying on the log next to him, and lush green trees surround the scene. A speech bubble from the boy reads, 'The right aunt now!'

    You managed to articulate what having ADHD feels like physically and emotionally, and that's not easy to do. I was instantly reminded of what it was like being a "fidgety" kid. ADHD can be so isolating. I only wish there were things like this book when I was a kid. I might have had a very different life. Reading about the "lightning" going through his legs.. I still get that feeling and until I just read this book I could never put into words what it felt like.. it's a children's book, but I learned something about myself reading it."

    Anthony