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About Our Book

Marvelous Meghan: Our Big Sister is a heartfelt children’s book inspired by our family’s real story. Through our eyes, Meghan’s younger siblings, readers are introduced to Meghan — a bright, loving, and unique girl who lives with severe autism. The book celebrates the beauty of differences and helps children understand that inclusion, patience, and kindness make every family stronger.

Written to spark conversations about disability awareness and acceptance, Marvelous Meghan has been shared with classrooms and families to teach children how to embrace and celebrate diversity from an early age.

To ensure accessibility for more readers around the world, the book has also been translated into French, Spanish, and German, allowing its message of love and inclusion to reach even further.

We also have coloring books! Join Meghan and her family as they fill each day with love, color, and creativity. Add your own touch to her world in this delightful coloring book inspired by her adventures.

If you’re interested in ordering a copy, scheduling an author presentation, or partnering with our foundation to distribute the book, please contact us directly through our website’s contact form or by email.

Together, we can make sure every child learns that being different is truly marvelous.

Our Activities

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Seti Presenting to an Elementary School in New York

“Back in early June, I (Seti) had the amazing opportunity to travel to New York and present Marvelous Meghan during Career Day at PS 08, The Belliard School! I got to speak with several classes about what authors do, read a few pages from the book, and answer some of the most thoughtful questions from the students…”

Neeyo showing off Marvelous Meghan book at her school's International Night

“As the school year comes to an end, we are so grateful for all the opportunities we had to introduce Marvelous Meghan to young learners. Through her story, we shared the importance of embracing our differences to build a society where everyone can thrive…”

Seti Presenting Marvelous Meghan to Clarksburg ES

“Thank you to Clarksburg Elementary School for inviting me to give my final presentation of this school year. It has been an incredible opportunity to promote autism awareness, acceptance, and inclusion among young students…”

Neeyo presenting Marvelous Meghan to family and friends in Belgium

“She (Neeyo) had the opportunity to share Marvelous Meghan’s story with a new audience. Again and again, they learned so much about autism and its characteristics, opening more doors to de-stigmatization, raising awareness, and promoting acceptance and inclusion of people with disabilities, especially invisible disabilities…”

The girls presenting Marvelous Meghan to Parents and Students at Evergreen Montessori School

“We want to give a big shoutout to all our supporters whose efforts have been instrumental in promoting our book. Presenting at the Evergreen Montessori School was a delightful experience; the enthusiasm of both parents and students made the event truly engaging. We were joyous by the audience’s sustained interest throughout our presentation…”

Sylvie presenting with friend Radwa Eltanab, BCBA at the 2nd Pan African Congress in Egypt 2024

“Attending the 2nd Pan African Congress on autism in Alexandria was an absolute honor and privilege.
As a speaker alongside my dear friend Radwa, BCBA, we delved into our experiences as both autism moms and professionals in applied behavior analysis (ABA). Our presentation shed light on the cultural nuances surrounding mental health, especially within Muslim and Black communities, as well as the progress that our children have made over the years…”

The girls presenting at the Kingdom of Ntsingbeu's 2025 Congress in Cameroon

“This summer, at the Kingdom of Ntsingbeu’s 2025 Congress on Foresight and Rooting, we (Neeyo and Seti) had the opportunity to raise Autism Awareness among the village kids! The children were very engaged with the book by asking a lot of questions. It was wonderful that Meghan herself was present, jumping and running, providing real life imagery for what we read in the book…”

The girls posing with Anchor Lady Amy after appearing on the CRTV

“We are truly grateful for the opportunity to advocate at the national level in Cameroon. A huge thank you to Anchor Lady Amy Banda for hosting us — first live on her radio talk show and then on her TV show, Action Woman on CRTV News. During the interview, we discussed: Why we wrote the book Marvelous Meghan…”

Meghan learning to cook fufu with Mom

“Happy International Women’s Day to all the strong and hardworking women out there!..On this day, I especially want to honor my grandma, who, all the way from my village, Nstingbeu in Cameroon, always makes sure to send Marvelous Meghan’s food—especially cassava flour to prepare her favorite fufu.”

The family posing with Anchor Boris Bangteke after appearing on the Radio Balafon

“Our advocacy journey in Cameroon continued with an amazing opportunity to speak on Radio Balafon Officiel, the #1 radio station in Central Africa! Huge thanks to the talented Boris Bangteke Officiel for inviting us and giving us the space to share Marvelous Meghan’s story.

During the interview, we talked about our journey—from Meghan’s autism diagnosis at 4 years old to her soon turning 20!“

Meghan posing with her latest mixture

“What does 24/7 care look like for a person with profound autism?

After being up all night… and really, really bored with no access to TV or iPad… I finally thought of something to do.

What about trying a little chemistry?

What if I mixed all the oils (vegetable, olive, and palm)?

Would this mixture make the best fried plantains—the best snack ever??”

Sylvie posing with friend Radwa Eltanab after speaking on Autism Awareness in Egypt

“I give a big shoutout to resilient and hardworking parents and professionals who are breaking barriers, empowering others, and giving hope to many families of people with disabilities.

When I visited Cairo, Egypt last year, I had the great opportunity not only to spend quality time with my friend Radwa Eltanab and present at a conference with her but also to visit Simplify the ABA, the center she created to support and equip children with autism and their families.”