About Me

Zoë Amore Cunningham grew up in Norwalk, California. At the age of 9, she moved with her family to Newnan, Georgia. She began writing her first book, I Have Autism, and I Hate It, which made an debut this April 2023 during Autism Awareness Month at age 10. As a  teenager, Zoë enjoys writing, storytelling, and spending time with family. But, she also enjoys making others laugh and a good nap!   

· A Honor Roll Student

· Citizenship Award

· Mathematics Award

· Reading Awards

· Science Award

· Social Studies Award `

As a servant-leader Zoë is funny, passionate, and ambitious. Others might say she is loving, caring, and serious. They might also say she is strong because she doesn't cry in front of other people. Despite not displaying public emotion, Zoë is proudest of writing a book and being on A Honor Roll and lives by the mantra "I am loved."  

  · I am apart of the Drama Club

· I have a 4-H Reporter position which is an academic extension initiated by Georgia University providing Leadership experience.

· I am apart of the BBN which stands for: Bulldog Broadcasting Network where I build both media skills and leadership skills. 

Aside from reading and writing, Zoë is usually the voice who speaks up for those who don't (or won't) speak up for themselves. Her future aspiration is to become an activist, and she is inspired by her love of self and others. These acts of kindness (and self-love) helped to create Amore's Wonderland.

· I needed to reiterate that people should treat others the way that they want to be treated.

· People should also be able to embrace who they are no matter what their physical limitations are and focus more on their capabilities.