Popular Autism Related Books

Autism affects more than 75 million people worldwide. Autism Spectrum For Dummies explores this neurodevelopmental condition and the various levels of support needs for autistic diagnoses. Great for adults with autism and caregivers of children on the spectrum, this book is your guide to the symptoms of autism, current diagnostic criteria, treatment and medication options, and how to find support in your community. This new edition also includes information for adults with autism entering higher education and the workforce, highlighting the importance of inclusivity and helping you advocate for your needs.

‘Wayne Le—known as "Invisible-D 'Wayne" at school—has been invited to participate in a seemingly ordinary, innocuous adolescent health study by a prestigious university. The study has a few nice perks, but most important to ‘Wayne, is the opportunity to give his immigrant father an accomplishment to be proud of—something that's been in short supply since 'Wayne's mother left.

Why do people sometimes say the opposite of what they mean? Why do they pretend to like terrible gifts? And...perhaps the oddest thing of all, why use a weird phrase to describe something instead of basic words? I'm pretty sure I'd rather be in trouble than 'in hot soup', as they say!

After a hard school year, V has been sent to her Grandma Jojo's house for the summer in order to get away from it all. But unlike neurodivergent, artistic, sock-collecting V, Jojo is uptight, critical, and obsessed with her spotless house. She doesn't get V at all. V is sure she's doomed to have the worst summer ever.

It is not uncommon to hear the myth that young children develop in the same way, or that play does not come naturally to disabled or neurodivergent children. This essential guide challenges these myths and empowers early years educators to adopt neurodiversity-affirming practices which support all children, emphasising the joy, wonder and possibilities of inclusive practice.

Everyone on our planet is unique. Our bodies and faces are all slightly different from one another and so are our minds and personalities. A lot of these differences exist because of how our brains work. People who experience and process the world around them a little differently are known as neurodivergent. Neurodiverse Planet offers a positive, accessible look at neurodiversity for readers aged 9 and up by exploring what neurodivergence is and the many different ways in which it can impact people. It looks at some more widely recognised ND conditions, such as autism and ADHD, alongside some lesser known ones, such as synaesthesia and dyscalculia. It highlights the challenges that neurodiverse people may face, as well as the unique abilities that they can sometimes have, and explores what we can all do to make the world a better, more accepting places for neurodiverse people. It also looks forward to what the future might hold for neurodiversity.

Vivi Conway has disappeared. With Vivi taken, and forgotten by everyone but her friends, Dara is struggling to hold it together. They’re trying everything they can, but nothing seems like enough. When Stevie, Chia and Merry reveal they have been working on a plan of their own, the friends must embark on a rescue mission that will take them far beyond the Unlands.

In "Awakening to Autism," I, author, Kirbington West take readers on a journey through my own experiences living with autism. From struggling to communicate effectively to navigating social situations, I offer straightforward insight and practical advice for individuals on the autism spectrum.

Sending a child off to college is a daunting experience for most parents, but if your child is neurodiverse, the challenge is magnified. Even students with excellent academic preparation face difficulties in higher education, primarily related to communication, social skills, and sensory-based issues.

Life is a journey filled with battles, breakthroughs, and moments that define who we are. Seek the Heart is an anthology of raw, heartfelt stories that explore the depths of struggle, the resilience of the human spirit, and the power of faith, healing, and self-discovery. From the battle cries of neurodivergence to navigating loss, trauma, and personal transformation, each chapter stands alone yet weaves together a greater narrative—one of courage, perseverance, and the relentless pursuit of hope.

What does "flourishing autism" really mean? Dr. Constanza Ruiz-Danegger, a pioneer with a unique perspective based on her personal experience as an autistic person and her solid professional training in Pedagogy and Educational Sciences, presents the first proposal that identifies, distinguishes, and substantiates pedagogical support as a specific and essential tool for achieving this flourishing through education.

Are you looking for a clear, compassionate, and practical guide to help navigate the world of autism? The Autism Handbook offers a complete journey — from understanding what causes autism to actionable strategies for supporting children and families.

Are you or a loved one living with ADHD, autism, anxiety, or sensory processing challenges? Discover proven mindfulness techniques designed specifically for neurodivergent adults, teens, and parents. This comprehensive guide offers practical exercises, daily routines, and science-backed strategies to help you reduce stress, improve focus, and thrive in everyday life.

Every child deserves to feel, be seen, heard, and valued in a world full of wonder and uniqueness. Different Yes, Not Less discusses the types of disabilities and the needs of disabled individuals. Some are born with disabilities, others are disabled in accidents, and some become disabled through the thoughtless actions of others—Yes, they may move, speak, or act differently as a result; however, they are no less human beings than everyone else.

The neurodiversity movement is a social justice movement that celebrates the unique insights and strengths of Autistic people, people with ADHD, learning differences, and other experiences like Tourette's and tics. Rather than viewing such experiences as deficits, the movement emphasizes the natural variation in the ways people think, learn, and live in the world. Yet, people with these diagnoses, who often identify as neurodivergent, have experienced prejudice and stigma in educational and church spaces due to their neurological or behavioral differences. Participation in church and learning environments is often a burden for neurodivergent people. What can theological educators and ministry leaders learn from the neurodiversity paradigm and movement? How might places of learning and worship be transformed by listening to the voices of neurodivergent people?

A Day in the Life of Me: Boy Edition is a calming, autism-friendly activity book designed to help young boys navigate their daily routines with confidence. Through simple visuals, routine-building tasks, and sensory-friendly check-ins, this book gently supports kids in understanding their day—from waking up to winding down.

Whether you're disabled yourself, or know someone who is, or want to better understand the experience, this book is a window into the young lives of these disabled writers: their stories, in their own words.

In a world where sensory overload, cognitive chaos, and misinformation threaten the minds of neurodivergent individuals, a powerful team of Autism Superheroes rises to defend the neurodiverse community. Meet Captain Kindness, Autism Avenger, Boundless Beacon, StimTastic, Focus Fury, Tourette Titan, Empathic Enforcer, Emotional Support Dog Summer, ADHD Dynamo, Aspie Alvin, Obsidian Mind, Nonverbal Nancy, Neuronova, and NeuroFlare—each with unique abilities designed to combat the overwhelming forces of the Sensory Saboteurs.

If you’ve ever struggled with task paralysis, time blindness, executive dysfunction, or just feeling “lazy” — this short, no-fluff guide is for you. How to Actually Get Stuff Done with a Neurodivergent Brain is part of the Neurodivergent Survival Series — honest, validating ebooks for ADHD, autism, and beyond. Whether you’re overwhelmed, burnt out, or just tired of “trying harder,” this is your permission to do it differently — and still get things done.

From Chaos to Harmony is a practical and compassionate guide for parents seeking to help their children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) overcome challenges and reach their potential. Based on real-life experiences and proven strategies, this book offers a holistic approach to understanding and supporting children with ADHD.