Snowdrop the Spikeshuffler - Chapter 6

The story continues...Chapter 6 of Snowdrop The Spikeshuffler.

Heaven was blue. Blindingly blue. So astonishingly blue that it brought tears to his eyes.

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We are highlighting the lived experiences of autistic and neurodivergent people in five areas of everyday life: education, health, travel, employment and finance. That’s why we’re calling the campaign Everyday Equality. Read more