Author and Autism Advocate Jennifer Cook has a tiny tattoo of a semi-colon on the inside of her left wrist. Sure, she has an odd love of punctuation but what the tattoo symbolizes is the fact that no matter how hard things are going, her story is not over ... there is more to come. "You never know what's on the next page, no matter what has come before that, but the best part is that you get to be the author," she says.
See our full interview with Jennifer Cook here: https://www.readingrockets.org/teaching/experts/jennifer-cook
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