Disabilities + Neurodivergence

Join Waffle, Curly, and Sweets as they rock out in the Batter of the Bands contest for a chance to win 10,000 Sprouts in this hilarious graphic novel full of fun, action, and puns!

Powerful, gritty YA series for reluctant readers. Follow Nicky as he faces challenges in a world full of hard truths. Accessible and engaging for all.

"Raw and beautiful poems in verse about a trans girl with ADHD navigating middle school, gender identity, and friendship through a video game obsession."

"An inspiring celebration of disabled children's resilience and worth in a world that doesn't always make space for them. A warm, joy-filled anthem of belonging."

Black, autistic teen Aiden fights for justice when his star quarterback brother is unjustly arrested. Will he clear his name before trial?

Trans teen Wil and baseball enthusiast Taylor bond at camp, navigating family expectations and discovering their own definitions of masculinity.

2022 NYPL Best Book for Kids! Abdul struggles with writing but learns it's okay to make mistakes in this encouraging picture book about storytelling.

Nerdy high schooler Daniel embraces his main-character energy in this heart-healing ode to movie tropes, meet-cutes, and LGBTQ+ love.

A heartwarming tale for STEAM, LGBTQ+, and neurodivergent readers. Join Maggie as she navigates first crushes and big decisions in this charming novel.

Chad Lucas’s Let the Monster Out: a gripping middle-grade mystery about facing fears in a strange town, perfect for fans of Stranger Things.

A novel about a boy with ADHD investigating a mysterious event with his friend, uncovering secrets in a small town. Friendship, responsibility, and hidden truths.

Celebrate diversity and ability with beautiful photos of kids with disabilities in ON-THE-GO. Part of the We Are Little Feminists series.

Heartwarming tale of friendship & embracing differences, with a special class led by an inspiring teacher. Discover the power of potential & genius.

Astrid designs a rocket in 2nd book of new chapter series. Will she use her voice to find a solution for a perfect take-off? 🚀🌟 #KidLit

Finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, Andrew Leland's memoir explores his transition from sightedness to blindness with curiosity and humor, delving into the rich culture of living with a disability.

Drew gets a piece of alien spacecraft on his birthday, gaining the ability to absorb information through touch. Will he become a superhero and help a classmate in need? Check out this graphic novel with a spunky hero in a wheelchair.

"Join a young blind girl and her grandmother as they experience the music of their bustling city in this heartwarming picture book by Daniel Bernstrom. A tale of love, understanding, and joy!"

Written by autistic advocate Sarah O'Brien, this book provides a script for navigating autism in adolescence and young adulthood with insight and clarity.

A guide for parenting diverse children through intersectional lenses, offering a path towards disrupting systems of oppression.

Eve Bent offers support and practical advice for parents navigating the pre-diagnosis period with a child who is developing differently.

A gentle story for kids with Autism Spectrum or sensory sensitivities, guiding them through trying new foods with support and encouragement.

Heartwarming story about a boy with autism, based on author Holly Robinson Peete's son. Charlie may struggle in some areas, but excels in others.

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

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