Matt Mulligan Publishes His Family, Relationships, Parenting, and Child Development Book “Tomatoes and Peppers”

“Tomatoes and Peppers: A metaphorical tale, for anyone who cares about kids” is a story wherein Matt Mulligan explores the relationship between children with differences of all types and the world around them.

The book delves into how the attitudes, opinions, and assumptions of others, based on differences both seen and unseen, can become the real challenge that children face.

As someone who was born at 28 weeks, had close to 30 surgeries, 19 of which were neurosurgeries, and was diagnosed with learning differences at 40, author Matt Mulligan understands what it is like to move through a normative world in an atypical way. He offers his ideas and experiences in “Tomatoes and Peppers” in order to build a bridge of understanding between those who struggle and the environment around them.

Through this story, Mulligan hopes to inspire readers to see beyond the differences and focus on the similarities that connect all people. He aims to create a more open and compassionate world where every child is accepted for who they are and their differences valued.

“Tomatoes and Peppers” is a must-read for anyone who cares about kids and wants to make a positive difference in their lives. The book is a powerful reminder that everyone has a role to play in creating a more understanding and inclusive society.

Matt Mulligan’s “Tomatoes and Peppers: A metaphorical tale, for anyone who cares about kids” is available on Amazon and BookBaby. Get a copy and join the movement toward a more inclusive world.

“Tomatoes and Peppers: A metaphorical tale, for anyone who cares about kids”
Author | Matt Mulligan
Genre | Family, Relationships, Parenting, Child Development
Publisher | BookBaby
Published date | October 4, 2021

Author
Matt has been a nanny, a professional fundraiser, a paraeducator in a public school, and is now a master’s-level mental health counselor. He has lived all over the country, traveled all over the world, and currently resides in his hometown of Barre, Vermont.

Matt is always trying to find new and different ways to build relationships and support struggling people, including the children he worked with as a paraeducator and now his clients as a community-based mental health counselor for a local agency.

Matt seems to know everyone and is great about keeping in touch with friends from high school, college, his master’s program, and his days as a traveling fundraiser. He lives by the philosophy that life is all about the relationships we create, whether personal or professional. Born at 28 weeks; having had close to 30 surgeries, including 19 of those neurosurgeries, 5 of which were last summer alone, and having been diagnosed with learning differences at 40; Matt understands what it’s like to move through a normative world in an atypical way.
Matt loves to cook and bake in his free time, is famous for sharing mouthwatering recipes, and has long been fascinated with quirky architecture.

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