This eye-catching children's book is a doorway to the world of youth with Tourette Syndrome and how they can learn to cope with its burden. Not only is this book a great way to spread awareness of TS in general but it also explains if one can believe in themselves and have no fear of sharing their feelings, life is much more meaningful. Whether you're a parent with a child who has TS, know someone with the disorder, or just want to let your young ones be aware of this disorder, Little Twitching Timmy is a painless and enjoyable way to do so.

Born on September 11th, 1985, South Jersey actor/comedian Louis Centanni finds no limit when it comes to seeking success in the entertainment industry, regardless that he has Tourette Syndrome. Beginning his career at age eight, Louis has been pursuing his drems in the fields of film, television, stage, radio, and stand up without letting his disorder get in his way. Writing a children's book centered around the neurological disorder Tourette Syndrome has been a goal of this young entertainer for years. Growing up with TS, Louis found that the best way to cope with his disorder was to be true with himself and have no fear of letting others know what he had. This books purpose is show others how that method can actually work. As a comic, Louis makes light of his disorder highlighting the hilarious experiences in his life dealing with Tourettes and has performed at such venues as Carolines on Broadway, NY Improv, and the Friars Club. Louis has also appeared in "The Simple Life 3", "The Tonight Show" with Jay Leno and often heard on the "Opie and Anthony" show and the "Miserable Men" show on SIRIUS. Lou would inspire millions when he was profiled on MTV's "True Life: I have Tourettes". A disorder that effects many Americans, Tourette Syndrome has added an unwanted burden on Louis' life but he's not about to let it get the best of him. This rising star of many talents finds pleasure and fulfillment in spreading side splitting laughs, one tick at a time.