Mari C. Schuh

Book for primary or early intermediate. Factual book about a boy with dyslexia and how it affects his life, but is still a positive book. Gives a good overview of whats its like to live with dyslexia. Also explains that this doesn't make us less than.

- For 2-5th grade
- I would use this book in my class absolutely. I think this book does a great job about discussing what people with autism struggle with, are good at, and how we can better understand them. Of course this is different for everyone but i think it does a great job talking about it in an understandable and engaging way.

This is a book about a real boy with Down syndrome. It talks about the medical conditions and emotional regulation he deals with as well as his passions. Love the emphasis on his love for music. Would use as a read aloud in a k-2 class.

This book is great for primary-level students. It is about a girl named Annabelle who has ADHD, and we see what she goes through on a daily basis. I would love to introduce this book to my classroom if I have any students with ADHD because it is important for the rest of the class to understand what they have to go through and what we can do to help them have a better learning experience.