Disabilities + Neurodivergence

IntersectionAllies: A celebration of solidarity, allyship, and community for kids and teens, featuring diverse characters and powerful messages of equality and inclusion.

Adapting to unexpected changes at a birthday party is made easier for Laila, a girl on the autism spectrum, with the help of her mom and service dog.

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

A powerful look at the challenges faced by neurodiverse young adults as they transition into adulthood, offering hope and guidance for the future.

A practical, empathetic guide for parents of disabled children, providing tools and advice on navigating medical, educational, and support systems.

Adapted from a critically acclaimed adult book, Disability Visibility is a hopeful essay collection for young adults, shedding light on the experiences of disabled individuals and celebrating their wisdom and joy.

A heartwarming middle grade novel by Pablo Cartaya about a girl reconnecting with her father through welding, while navigating family and community changes.

The Brave is a middle-grade novel about a boy with OCD who moves to a reservation to live with his biological mother and befriends a unique neighbor.

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

Third-grade detective Aven Green solves mysteries with her super-powered brain, born without arms but with a knack for cracking cases.

"Aaron Slater, Illustrator is an empowering tale about a boy with dyslexia who finds his unique way of storytelling. Part of the Questioneers Series."

Tribute to Matthew Shepard's life and LGBTQ+ rights legacy, with insight from Jason Collins and Lesléa Newman, celebrating progress towards equality.