Disabilities + Neurodivergence

Heartfelt novel about a neurodivergent 13-year-old navigating changing friendships on a school trip, exploring new horizons. Winner of Sydney Taylor Book Award Honor.

A memoir-driven graphic novel about a child with ADHD learning to manage it. Follow Tyler's journey from diagnosis to treatment in this raw and enlightening story.

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, her magical elephant friend Marshmallow, and a new sport adventure.

A girl with a sensory processing disorder finds her voice and adjusts to a new life after a car crash separates her from her mom.

A neurodivergent child experiments to understand the true meaning of greetings, leading to insights about communication and social interactions.

Voice-driven novel about friendship, responsibility, and uncovering the truth. Max teams up with a classmate to investigate a mysterious incident in the woods.

Empowering guide for Autistic youth navigating adulthood, offering tools for independence and support from #ActuallyAutistic individuals.

Revolutionary cleaning and organizing approach to free you from shame and overwhelm. Transform your home into a sanctuary with self-compassion and practical tips.

Queer, disabled, Jewish teens stuck in a time loop find love and adventure in this Reese Witherspoon Book Club pick debut YA novel.

High schooler Natalie deals with bipolar disorder in secret, facing challenges of art shows, crushes, and a meddling classmate. A candid look at mental illness stigma and resilience.

Groundbreaking anthology on the joys and challenges of disability experience, redefining intimacy beyond romance and exploring connections in diverse forms.

Manifesto challenging misconceptions about disability, highlighting intersectionality, and promoting disabled expertise in technology and accessibility.

Finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, Andrew Leland's memoir explores his transition from sight to blindness with curiosity and wit, delving into the rich culture of blindness.

2024 ALA Notable Children's Book about a boy with OCD finding solace in a role-playing game but facing challenges from his therapist and mother.

A novel-in-verse about a neurodivergent girl who learns to embrace her differences after an explosive incident at school. A story of acceptance and self-discovery.

Silicone chewable pencil topper in blue robot design. Promotes oral motor development. Ideal for sensory sensitivities, autism, ADHD, and special needs. BPA-free, dishwasher safe.

Jilly learns about privilege, friendship, and support as she navigates new relationships with Deaf, Black ASL user Derek and her deaf sister Emma.

Girl in wheelchair navigates senior year, college dreams, and unexpected romance in relatable story of growth and possibilities.

A rhyming picture book about sensory overload and how to cope when everything is too much. Perfect for kids who struggle with sensory processing issues.

Discover the world of masked Autism and learn how to uncover your true self. Celebrate neurodiversity and embrace authenticity for all.

In "The Future Is Disabled," Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha explores the importance of disability justice in surviving crises and creating liberation.