Disabilities + Neurodivergence

Disabled parent Jessica Slice challenges societal norms in Disability Culture Parenting, showing how disabled parents offer radical acceptance and wisdom for all parents.

Discover the untold stories of American labor heroes in this adaptation by Kim Kelly, celebrating the diverse voices and sacrifices that shaped our rights.

Tilly & Oliver, neurodivergent teens, form a connection over a summer of change & self-discovery in Tilly in Technicolor, Mazey Eddings's YA debut.

Neurodivergent Maudie must find courage to share a dark secret with her dad during a turbulent summer in California. A captivating read about family, bravery, and self-discovery.

A neurodiverse girl gets a chance to talk to her lost friend using advanced technology, but soon uncovers dark secrets that only she can expose. Heartwarming and heroic YA novel.

An honest and moving coming-of-age story about a young autistic girl navigating sixth grade while learning to embrace her true self.

The Gods and Gifts Activity Book offers 50+ activities for decoding practice, reading comprehension, and speech-language development based on Greek myths. Developed for educators and parents to support literacy skills.

Join Lily, Bolin, and Dinesh at Hero Academy as they uncover a sinister plot that threatens the school. Can they save the day with their uncontrolled powers? Dive into this action-packed adventure now!

Join the D.A.R.E. Detectives on a mysterious case down Lovett Lane! Easy-to-read book with decodable words and exciting chapters for ages 8-12.

Join Drax and June on an exciting ninja adventure to protect their village in Shadow Ninjas! Perfect for young readers in grades 2-5.

Boost confidence in reading for struggling readers and children with dyslexia with this fun and exciting decodable chapter book collection. Join the Plott family on six adventures in one big book!

Nat, in a wheelchair, navigates eighth grade as the New Kid. With theater, friends, and a Broadway opportunity, she faces challenges and self-discovery.

Bestselling Bat returns in the 4th book by Elana K. Arnold, as Bat navigates changes in 4th grade and tries to convince his new teacher to allow a class pet.

A girl with sensory processing disorder finds her voice after a life-altering event separates her from her mother. Music helps her heal and understand herself.

Neurodivergent child experiments to understand if "How are you?" is a greeting or invitation to share, after aquarium trip cancellation.

Perky protagonist Aven, born without arms, befriends Connor in a western theme park. Mystery, friendship, and disability themes. A heartwarming middle grade novel.

Discover the gripping first book in the Everyone Can Be a Reader (Hard Truths) series. Follow Nicky's challenging life and redemption in this gritty YA tale.

In a world where privacy is at stake, Paige must track down others in a study with implanted chips to stop a dangerous merger.

Laura Kate Dale shares her candid journey growing up as a gay trans woman on the autism spectrum, exploring the intersections of sexuality, gender, and autism with humor and honesty.

Join Zane the zebra on a journey to embrace his unique stripes, including his "autism stripe," in this award-winning kids' book on autism awareness.

An in-depth guide to advocacy and allyship for the autistic community, emphasizing acceptance, inclusion, and speaking up for individual needs.

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.

A boy who struggles with writing learns it's okay to make mistakes in this charming picture book. A 2022 NYPL Best Book for Kids!

A relatable and romantic story about Effie, a disabled girl pursuing her dreams of college and love in NYC, in Where You See Yourself.