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Johnathan, aka “Ninjago John,” is always smiling and friendly to those around him. He is great at memorizing books, taking photos, building with Legos, singing songs, and Tae Kwon Do. His family admires him for always having a smile, trying his best, and never giving up on his personal goals. You can always count on him to have a positive attitude and help others.
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The post Autism Superhero: Ninjago John was written by Jodi Murphy and first appeared on Geek Club Books.
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