The Tennessean interviewed us for a story about ImagiTales. The reporter really impressed us by her grasp of the technical aspects of our product. She asked good questions as the photographer snapped candid shots during our discussion. Things turn-on-a-dime some say. We noticed light bulbs of another kind going off in the photographer’s face. She began to share how she wished she had something like ImagiTales when her 18-year-old autistic son was growing up. It was neat to hear about her own personal journey with her son and the unique things she tried almost 20 years ago. It is cool when a product reaches children of all abilities with something as basic as a child being the center of a story.

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