Disabilities + Neurodivergence

Middle grade graphic novel about a girl with dyslexia navigating school, friendships, and a love for a new game with the support of her family and teachers.

"An immersive middle grade fantasy starring queer and disabled young heroes on a dangerous quest to save their kingdom. A must-read for all fantasy fans!"

Informative guide to neurodiversity for kids, celebrating unique brains & debunking myths. Inclusive, inspiring, and educational for ages 7-9.

Discover 100+ exercises to embrace ADHD as a strength, find your community, and practice self-love with Self-Care for People with ADHD book by Sasha Hamdani, MD.

In Some Like it Cold, Jasper returns to her small town, stirring up old tensions and finding unexpected romance with budding filmmaker Arthur.

An ADHD reimagining of Hamlet that's a mystery! Join Hannah on a journey to find her missing father with her friends. Perfect for readers 9-12.

A child with a limb difference is tired of being praised for normal things in this funny and honest picture book that challenges assumptions about disabilities.

A heartwarming series about an unforgettable boy on the autism spectrum who befriends a baby skunk. Perfect for young readers.

"Bex Ollerton's Lavender Clouds is a colorful and emotionally resonant comic collection exploring neurodiversity, resilience, and self-acceptance."

An anthology of comics by autistic creators exploring their unique experiences navigating a world that may not always understand them.

Melody flies to London for a convention on differently abled kids, where she gets to be a US spokesperson and meets kids from all over the world.

A heartwarming novel about friendship and neurodiversity, featuring a bouncy girl and her nonvocal autistic friend who go on an unforgettable adventure.

Provide your child with tools and exercises to understand and manage their ADHD with this engaging workbook full of activities for ages 7 to 12.

2023 ALA Rainbow Book List and Doug Wright Award winner! You Know, Sex offers a fresh approach to sex education for kids 10+, covering puberty and gender in an inclusive and empowering way.

Join Wednesday and her service dog, Woof, as they solve mysteries in this colorful early chapter book series. Can they find Mrs. Winter's missing cat before her trip? Find out in HarperChapters!

Middle grade graphic novel about an autistic girl finding friendship and self-expression through music. Will she overcome her fears and show the world her true self?

Discover the riveting story of Mary Lambert, a proud descendant of Martha's Vineyard's deaf community, in this award-winning novel exploring ableism, racism, and colonialism.

Discover a powerful and unforgettable story about a girl with cerebral palsy who defies stereotypes and challenges perceptions in "Out of My Mind" by Sharon Draper.

Graphic nonfiction book celebrating the brilliance and passion of queer and trans resistance through art and personal narratives by Syan Rose.

Eleven-year-old Ava manages her anxiety through improv classes, finding her voice and confidence in the process. A heartwarming story of self-discovery and activism.

A Day With No Words, a #1 New York Times bestseller, is a powerful picture book that celebrates the unique communication of an Autism Family.

Come Over To My House is a delightful picture book exploring the home lives of children and parents who are Deaf or disabled. Featuring inclusive rhyming text and bright illustrations, it's a must-read for all families.

In "Bat and the Business of Ferrets," Bat must navigate changes in fourth grade, including a no-pets policy, with the help of his friend Israel.

"Alina Chau's Marshmallow & Jordan: A middle-grade graphic novel about disabled athlete Jordan and her magical elephant friend, discovering a new sport."