Disabilities + Neurodivergence

Middle grade graphic novel by Kami Garcia follows a girl with dyslexia navigating school, friendships, and Witchlins game. A heartwarming tale of support and acceptance.

An inclusive children's guide to neurodiversity that celebrates unique brains and challenges stereotypes. Perfect for ages 7-9.

"An inclusive middle grade fantasy where queer and disabled young heroes embark on a dangerous quest to save their kingdom and each other. A new classic for all fantasy readers!"

Help kids ages 7-12 manage their ADHD with a fun workbook full of engaging activities. Teach positive thinking, self-control, and organization skills.

An anthology of vibrant comics by autistic creators, exploring diverse experiences from diagnosis to community. Illustrated insights and vulnerability.

Discover 100+ exercises to embrace ADHD as a strength, find your community, and practice self-love in Self-Care for People with ADHD by Sasha Hamdani, MD.

2023 ALA Rainbow Book List winner 2023 Doug Wright Award. Groundbreaking sex education book for kids 10+, covering puberty, gender, and social justice.

A heartwarming small-town romance featuring secrets, film-making, and a second chance at love. Perfect for fans of Oseman, Rowell, and Gilmore Girls.

Middle grade graphic novel about an autistic girl who finds friendship and self-expression through music with her nonbinary best friend.

"A heartwarming story about an anxious eleven-year-old who finds her voice through improv classes, navigating friendship, activism, and self-discovery."

Join Bat, a young boy on the autism spectrum, in a heartwarming and hilarious series as he navigates surprises with a new pet skunk.

Ashley Shew challenges misconceptions about disability, arguing for a more inclusive and accessible world in her manifesto on disability expertise.

An ADHD reimagining of Hamlet that's a mystery! Join Hannah on a journey to find her missing father with her friends. Perfect for readers 9-12.

A child with a limb difference is tired of being praised for normal things in this funny and honest picture book that challenges assumptions about disabilities.

Join Wednesday and her service dog, Woof, as they solve mysteries in their neighborhood in this fun early chapter book series. Can they find Mrs. Winter's missing cat before her big trip?

A vibrant, inclusive story about kids creatively navigating barriers and embracing disability culture. Perfect for sparking conversations about accessibility and community.

Come Over To My House is a delightful picture book exploring the home lives of children and parents who are Deaf or disabled. With inclusive rhyming text and bright illustrations, this book is a must-read for all families.

Jina B. Kim explores crip-of-color critique in feminist/queer-of-color literature, reimagining liberation through dependency and interdependence.

Join SPUD on their first detective adventure as Callie and her new hearing aids uncover a special ability to communicate with a bird, helping them catch a local thief. Fast-paced, fun, and perfect for reluctant readers.

Bo sneaks into Callie's bag on a school trip, becoming a secret spy. When treasure is stolen, their feathered friend comes in handy.

Alina Chau's graphic novel follows disabled athlete Jordan and her magical elephant friend, Marshmallow, as they discover a new sport together.

Empowering guide for young Autistic individuals navigating adulthood, offering tools to pursue goals and dreams while facing new challenges. #ActuallyAutistic voices sharing experiences and tips.

Lavender Clouds: A colorful and humorous exploration of neurodivergence and mental health through comics by author @Schnumn.

Revolutionary cleaning and organizing approach frees you from shame and overwhelm, showing that messiness is not a moral failing. Find peace and calm in your home with practical tips and self-compassion.