Disabilities + Neurodivergence

A celebration of queer and trans communities through bold imagery and honest narratives, highlighting resistance and activism in America.

A gentle story for kids on the Autism Spectrum or with sensory sensitivities, helping them try new foods with support and encouragement.

Heartwarming story about a boy with autism, based on Holly Robinson Peete's son. Despite challenges, Charlie excels in many ways.

In this thrilling Norse mythology adventure, Magnus Chase must find Thor's missing weapon before Ragnarok begins. With a diverse cast of characters, humor, and high stakes, it's a surefire hit for all readers.

Henry, a boy on the autism spectrum, embraces his love for plants and finds solace in nature, standing out with his unique knowledge and interests.

Guide by Dr. Suzanne Goh offers a comprehensive model of care for autistic children, blending medical treatment with effective strategies for growth.

Experience life through the eyes of a 10-year-old boy with autism in this viral poem turned picture book, I Am Odd, I Am New by Benjamin Giroux.

2021 EUREKA! Nonfiction Children’s Honor Book featuring 34 inspiring stories of iconic figures with disabilities who have overcome challenges and made a difference.

IntersectionAllies: An empowering book for kids and teens promoting solidarity, allyship, and equality through diverse characters and beautiful illustrations.

A birthday party takes an unexpected turn for Laila, an autistic girl, in this story about adapting to change. With help from mom and her service dog, she learns to handle the unexpected.

Delightful beginning chapter book about a sweet child on the autism spectrum embracing new experiences on Field Trip Day.

How We Play celebrates the power of play for kids of all abilities through inclusive activities, sparking creativity, learning, and empathy.

Parenting guide for neurodivergent children by autistic parent Katy Elphinstone. Offers practical advice for day-to-day challenges.

Award-winning chapter book series based on A Friend for Henry, about a child on the autism spectrum navigating school challenges with humor and understanding. Ideal for beginning readers and those looking for diverse stories.

An insightful look at the challenges and opportunities facing neurodiverse kids as they age out of the system, offering hope and practical advice.

A practical guide for parents of disabled children, covering diagnosis, school, doctors, insurance, and more. Get expert advice and tips to navigate the system.

Autistic Vivy won't let anything stop her from playing baseball, with a major-league star as her pen pal and a determined spirit on the field.

A funny and heartfelt story about a shy eleven-year-old managing anxiety through improv, finding her voice, and navigating friendships and activism.

Empowering essay collection for disabled young adults, showcasing diverse perspectives and celebrating disability experience. A must-read for all.

A touching middle grade novel about a daughter reconnecting with her father through welding, while navigating family and community changes.

Disability rights activist Alice Wong compiles powerful essays by disabled authors, shedding light on the underrepresented experiences of individuals with disabilities.

A graphic novel about Tyler, a child with ADHD, navigating life and learning to manage his unique brain. Raw, enlightening, and full of perspective.

Middle-grade novel about a boy with OCD who moves to a reservation to live with his Ojibwe mother, making a unique friend and facing challenges.

Third-grader Aven, a skilled baker without arms, enters the competitive baking world with friends. However, their teamwork skills are put to the test.