ARTism Speaks! Children's Author Alexandria James Releases Eleventh Book "Natila's Easter."

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. - April 11, 2014 - PRLog -- Alexandria S. James. whom published her first Natila book at the tender age of nine years old, has today announced that she has published a new edition to the Natila book series, "Natila's Easter" ISBN 978-1312032675.

Natila's Easter is Alexandria's eleventh children's mini-novella, which is an incredible feat for someone that is fifteen years old.  She is herself on the Autism Spectrum and shares her passion by sharing her life experiences through the Natila Book Series in order to enhance awareness about Autism and help the reader better understand the mind of a child. The Natila books are mostly intended for ages 7-10 and displays how Alexandria cleverly encompasses traditional tales along with the realism of important experiences in a child's life.

"Natila's Easter" is a twenty-two page children's book that shares a beautiful and remarkable Easter story that children will adore.  The book's artwork and illustration have been created by Alexandria and the non-stop fun that's held within the book pages will certainly bring a smile to all children.  Natila's Easter gently teaches children how to celebrate, appreciate and adapt to Easter.

The Natila book series features a little girl, Natila, who wears a floral dress, high heels and a red bow atop her bald head showing the reader that they can be different and still have friends and family support.

About Alexandria S. James

Alexandria James, a teen on the Autism Spectrum, has been writing since the age of 6 with her first book series being entitle "The Lost Things."  In Fall of 2008, at the age of 9, Alexandria began writing her second series about the life of little girl named Natila.  Her first book "Natila and the Crocodile" featured Natila befriending a spanish speaking crocodile.  Now at age 15, Alexandria has written, designed and published eleven books in the Natila Series as well as published a 2014 Natila Calendar.  Her works can be found on her website http://alexsjames.com or through lulu.com