Top Picks Thursday: Celebrate Neurodiversity Through Reading - For Children! 📚
- Celine Dyer
- Mar 20
- 1 min read
Reading is a powerful way to learn, connect, and celebrate the beauty of different minds.
This week, the NEST team is sharing our favourite books for and adults that shine a light on neurodiversity.
Whether you’re looking for an engaging bedtime story or a thought-provoking guide, we’ve got something for everyone.
Why These Books?
Each recommendation comes from our team’s personal experiences and insights. These books offer understanding, practical tips, and stories that reflect the diverse ways people think and experience the world.(Please note: These recommendations are not officially endorsed by NHS Ayrshire & Arran.)
1. The Brain Forest – Sandhya Menon (Celine’s pick)
A beautifully illustrated story that celebrates different ways of thinking and learning.
2. Neurodiversity! What’s That? – Nadne Ramina Arthur (Clare’s pick)
A fun and informative introduction to neurodiversity for young readers.
3. All Dogs Have ADHD – Kathy Hoopmann (David’s pick)
A playful and insightful look at ADHD through the eyes of dogs, making it easy for kids to relate.
4. The Huge Bag of Worries – Virginia Ironside (Carla’s pick)
A comforting story for children who experience anxiety, helping them feel understood.
5. A Dragon with ADHD – Steve Herman (Alison’s pick)
A magical tale that helps kids understand ADHD in a positive and empowering way.
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