Titan is 8 years old. He has autism. He knows exactly who he is — and he wrote a book to tell you. His parents wrote one too.
Titan read “I Am Brave” live on ABC6 / WSYX — in his own voice, from his own book.
Read the full story on ABC6 →
In September 2026, Titan held his first author event at Cover to Cover Children’s Books in Upper Arlington (Columbus). He read “I Can” to a packed room — twice — signed books, and met dozens of young readers.
Hosted by Cover to Cover Children’s Books · Upper Arlington (Columbus), Ohio · September 2026
More events are coming. Follow along for the next one.
Follow @titansworld4All three clips are from his first author event, reading to the room at Cover to Cover.
My son has autism, not limitations.— Lauren Motley, Titan’s mom, on Good Day Columbus (ABC6 / WSYX)
Before there were books, there was a moment — Titan, in his own words, showing the world what "I can" really means. This is the original. Watch it, and you'll understand why we built all of this.
Written in Titan's voice.
Fourteen pages of a young king telling you, simply and confidently, everything he can do. Because he can.
Written in his parents' voice.
The story behind every page of "I Can" — the love, the patience, and the crown. Written for parents walking the same road.
Write your own affirmations, just like Titan did.
Download the free printable9 pages · print at home · PDF
The day Titan became an author out loud.
Read → The authorMost books about kids like mine are written about them. This one was written by him.
Read → The mirrorYour child is not a problem to be solved.
Read →
