Disability Books for Kids

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  • Why Are the Numbers All Jumbled?: A book about dyscalculia Why Are the Numbers All Jumbled?: A book about dyscalculia

    Korie Leigh Why Are the Numbers All Jumbled?: A book about dyscalculia

     

    A child reflects on her struggles, strengths, and experiences with dyscalculia In Why Are the Numbers All Jumbled?, a young girl tells us about her life with dyscalculia. She loves to run races and act in plays. And, like everyone with dyscalculia, her brain processes numbers differently than most people. She has learned some great tools for helping with math problems, like drawing pictures so she can see how numbers work. Some of her classmates don’t understand why she needs help, but she isn’t concerned—she knows that everyone needs help sometimes. And dyscalculia is just one part of what makes her the wonderful, unique kid she is. Why Are the Numbers All Jumbled? Draws on the author’s experience with dyscalculia for authentic representation Follows a young girl with dyscalculia, who explains her experience with numbers, as well as her talent for words and solving big-picture problems Celebrates disability joy and offers an empowering self-representation for kids with dyscalculia Helps children develop empathy and understanding with first-person storytelling from a child’s perspective

     

    $19.95

  • Curious Mind and Dancing Feet: A book about ADHD Curious Mind and Dancing Feet: A book about ADHD

    Melinda González Curious Mind and Dancing Feet: A book about ADHD

     

    A young girl with ADHD celebrates what makes her who she is In Curious Mind and Dancing Feet, a young girl explains what it’s like to live with ADHD. Sometimes her mind wants to wander, and she often gets the wiggles. But when it comes to bugs, she’s laser focused. People don’t understand why she fills her pockets with bug-friendly snacks, and they don’t have to. The important thing is, her Mami, Abuelita, and friends understand, and they help her embrace her ADHD when she starts to feel jumbled up. With ADHD, life is complicated—and full of joy and wonder. Offers an honest portrayal of life with ADHD, including challenges and strengths Celebrates disability joy and offers an empowering self-representation for disabled kids Helps children develop empathy and understanding with first-person storytelling from a child’s perspective Centers disabled voices by drawing on the author’s experience with ADHD Features a Puerto Rican and Muslim girl as the main character

     

    $19.95

Stories that Build Empathy, Confidence, and Connection

The Disability Books for Kids series authentically explores visible and invisible disabilities through the voices of children. Authored by individuals with lived experience, these vibrant and thoughtful books help build inclusive communities, foster empathy, and celebrate disability joy.

Series Highlighes:

  • Explores topics, including blindness, epilepsy, asthma, autism, ADHD, Tourette syndrome, and dyscalculia through empowering, child-centered stories.
  • Offers a child’s honest perspective through relatable experiences and emotional insight.
  • Each book pairs an engaging story with a personal note from the author with more information on characters in the book, a heartfelt example, or helpful resources.
  • Encourages curiosity and normalizes questions to build clear, approachable understanding.
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