A thunderstorm or a loud siren may not be a big deal to some, but for Karter and many of his neurodiverse friends, these sounds are uncomfortable. I Can Feel shares how children on the autism spectrum may react to everyday situations. Neurodiverse children do have feelings and sensitivities! Even family members, classmates and friends may not always understand. Sometimes strangers can be really mean and bully childern who are different, because they think neurodiversity is an excuse for misbehaving.

Karter collaborates with his mom, Fern Gilford, to welcome early readers to some of the differences families with autistic children face. With hope, understanding and support, autistic superheroes also have superheroes!