5 books about neurodiversity

This list celebrates our differences and shows us that no two brains are the same.

Wonderfully Wired Brains by Louise Gooding. Illustrated by Ruth Burrows (DK) This informative and inspiring guide shows that no two brains work in the same way and that these differences should be celebrated. It explores how the brain works, different kinds of neurodiversity and the amazing abilities of neurodivergent brains. A Different Sort of Normal by Abigail Balfe (Puffin Books) In this funny, warm-hearted book, writer and illustrator Abigail Balfe shares her own experiences of growing up neurodivergent. When she was younger, Balfe didn’t know she was autistic. Here, she tells her story. She writes about her feelings of being different and shares important information about autism. All Brains Are Wonderful by Scott Evans. Illustrated by The Boy Fitz Hammond (b small publishing) Teacher Scott Evans has teamed up with…

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