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Books featuring relatable characters for children with ADHD
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Xtraordinary People
Kate Griggs
For the child who feels frustrated by school or 'different' in the way they think. This empowering guide celebrates the
Ages 7–12
Alcatraz vs. the Evil Librarians
Brandon Sanderson
For the child who feels like their mistakes are disasters, this hilarious adventure turns 'bad' traits into secret super
Ages 8–12
My Friend Has Dyslexia
Amanda Doering Tourville
For the child who wants to understand why their classmate struggles with reading or how to be a supportive friend to som
Ages 5–8
Appelemando's Dreams
Patricia Polacco
For the dreamer who feels misunderstood by adults, this story celebrates the power of imagination and the beauty of seei
Ages 4–8
Reasons to Hate Me
Susan Metallo
For the teenager navigating the painful fallout of a social mistake, this story offers a roadmap for self-forgiveness an
Ages 14–18
Elbert in the Air
Monica Wesolowska
For the child who feels like they don't quite fit the mold and the parent learning to embrace their child's unique way o
Ages 4–8
Mosquitoland
David Arnold
For the teen navigating the complexities of mental health and a fractured family. A raw journey about redefining what it
Ages 14–18
Sullivan, Who Is Always Too Loud
Micol Ostow
For the child who has a naturally big, booming voice and high energy, Sullivan's story validates their vibrant spirit wh
Ages 4–8
All Our Broken Pieces
L.D. Crichton
For the teen navigating the heavy weight of OCD or physical scars, this raw romance explores finding beauty in brokennes
Ages 14–18
Nikki Tesla and the Ferret-Proof Death Ray
Jess Keating
For the child who feels like an outsider because of their big brain or unique hobbies, this high-energy adventure celebr
Ages 8–12
The Heart of a Boy Celebrating the Strength and Spirit of Boyhood
Kate T. Parker
For the boy who feels he does not fit the typical mold, this book celebrates the many ways to be strong, kind, and true
Ages 5–18
Some Kids
Alexandra Hoffman
Celebrate the beautiful variety of ways children move, talk, and interact. This rhythmic book helps kids understand and
Ages 4–8
On a Beam of Light: A Story of Albert Einstein
Jennifer Berne
For the child who asks a million questions about the stars and feels a little different from their peers. Celebrate the
Ages 6–10
Piper at the Gates of Dusk
Patrick Ness
For the teenager who feels like a background character in their own life while everyone else seems to be the hero of a d
Ages 14–18
How to Build a Hug
Amy Guglielmo, Jacqueline Tourville
For the child who experiences the world intensely and finds traditional affection overwhelming, this story celebrates fi
Ages 4–8
Tasting Light: Ten Science Fiction Stories to Rewire Your Perceptions
A. R. Capetta, Wade Roush
For the teen navigating the complexities of identity and technology, this anthology offers futuristic visions of self-di
Ages 14–18
Lucas’s Quiet Superpower
James Blade
For the quiet child who feels overlooked in a loud world. This gentle story helps children see introversion and observat
Ages 4–8
Being Edie Is Hard Today
Ben Brashares, Elizabeth Bergeland
For the child who feels small, quiet, or overwhelmed by the world. Edie uses her vivid imagination to transform into pow
Ages 4–8
Hannah Sharpe Cartoon Detective
Janet Tashjian
For the child who notices the tiny details others miss and loves to express their unique perspective through art.
Ages 8–12
Like Lava In My Veins
Derrick Barnes
For the child who experiences 'big feelings' like a physical heat, this vibrant story validates their intensity while of
Ages 5–9
The Pros & Cons of Being a Frog
Sue deGennaro
For the child who feels a little different or struggles with social cues, this gentle story celebrates finding a friend
Ages 4–8
Please Pay Attention
Jamie Sumner
For the child who feels like their brain is always moving too fast or too differently. Maybelle's journey with ADHD help
Ages 8–12
Ab(solutely) Normal: Short Stories That Smash Mental Health Stereotypes
Nora Shalaway Carpenter, Rocky Callen
For the teen who feels defined by their mental health struggles and needs to see that a diagnosis is only one part of a
Ages 14–18
Ellen Outside the Lines
A. J. Sass
For the child who thrives on routine but feels the world is shifting as friendships change and new perspectives on ident
Ages 8–12
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