Bursting with wit, warmth, music, and unexpected friendships, Trevor the Noteable GOAT is an inspiring story about embracing who you are, finding confidence, and discovering that your differences make you extraordinary.
 
Trevor Chaplin has always felt a little different— brilliant at math, but uncomfortable in social situations and bullied by his peers. As a boy with autism, he sometimes struggles to connect with others. But when a surprise pop quiz reveals his extraordinary math talent, Trevor is launched into a whirlwind of remarkable experiences with music and new friends. He’ s introduced to an exceptional piano teacher— who also happens to be a music therapist— and she helps him discover a love for music. With the support of new friends and a growing passion for problem-solving, Trevor begins a journey of positive self-discovery. Full of music, heart, humor, and determination, Trevor the Noteable GOAT is an inspiring story about friendship, confidence, and the incredible magic of believing in yourself.
 
Contributor Bio(s)
 
Ava Navin is an editor with a Master of Arts degree. She has extensive experience with publications and other products of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, both as health communicator and senior writer-editor. She lives in Colorado. Martha Summa-Chadwick has attained a national reputation as an educator, presenter, performer, and advocate for the cause of music in therapy. She has a Doctor of Musical Arts Degree from the University of Kansas, where she majored in piano performance and studied music therapy. She is the Executive Director of the nonprofit organization Music Therapy Gateway in Communications, Inc., and is a frequent guest speaker at both national and regional conferences discussing the use of biomedical music techniques for challenged children. She lives in Tennessee.