Popular Autism Related Books

Understanding Autism in Toddlers is the essential guide for parents, caregivers, educators, and professionals seeking clear, research-based information about autism in young children. This beginner-friendly book cuts through the conventional wisdom to offer practical strategies, expert advice, and real-life stories that will help you spot early signs, navigate the diagnostic process, and create a supportive environment for your child.

This is a kids’ book about neurodiversity. Everything we do is because of the ways our brains work, and everyone’s brain is different. Seriously! But our world doesn’t always operate in a way that is accepting of each brain type. This book helps kids aged 5-9 understand the importance of celebrating the unique ways in which our brains help us learn, feel, and experience life. Neurodiversity makes our world beautiful and is worthy of celebrating!

Meet Isaac. He's a superhero! He might look like everyone else, but he has Autism Spectrum Disorder. Inside this book he'll tell you all about what it's like to have his Autism superpowers, like his superhero brain that remembers lots of facts. Or his super-vision which helps him spot interesting things no one else does. This is an essential book for anyone wishing to understand more about Autism.

The Autistic Prince-The Boy Who Prays Five Minutes Nightly offers a poignant glimpse into the world of a young boy with autism and ADHD as he grapples with feelings of isolation, confusion, and a yearning for connection.

Discover how students with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) think and learn differently in this groundbreaking guide for educators. Drawing from extensive research and firsthand accounts, On the Same Wavelength: Neurodiversity, Memory, Learning, and the Autism Spectrum introduces the innovative Thinking, Memory, and Learning Framework (TML), empowering teachers to become cross-cultural interpreters between neurotypical and neurodivergent minds. Through a unique blend of neuroscience, psychology, and lived experience, this book challenges traditional teaching approaches and offers practical insights for creating hospitable learning environments that honour cognitive diversity. Whether you're a classroom teacher, school leader, or education professional, you'll gain valuable tools for understanding and supporting students with ASD, while learning how to build bridges between different ways of thinking and learning. This essential resource transforms complex research into actionable strateg

Brains in Bloom is an essential guide for general educators, special educators, administrators, and parents looking to support students with ADHD and autism from PreK through high school. This book provides evidence-based instructional strategies, executive functioning supports, behavioral interventions, and IEP/504 accommodations to create an inclusive, student-centered classroom.

More and more children are being diagnosed with some type of autism spectrum disorder, yet there is a significant lack of awareness among the public, the families involved, and their communities. What does it mean and what consequences does it have for them? What degrees of the spectrum exist? Why are diagnoses increasing? This book provides the keys to understanding what we should know and how to respond after diagnosis, while shedding light on the nature of the disorder and helping us gain a thorough understanding of its implications. Written by autism expert and neurodevelopmental psychologist Daniel Millán, this book is a supportive guide for the growing number of families who find themselves in this complex situation.

Unseen Brilliance is a powerful and inspiring novel that unveils the hidden genius, resilience, and untapped potential of individuals with autism. It is a story of strength, perseverance, and the extraordinary abilities that often go unnoticed in a world that measures success by conventional standards.

Many autistic boys grow up feeling overlooked - forced to hide their difficulties, adapt to a world that doesn't take their needs into account, and overcome challenges that few people really understand. The signs often go unnoticed. The problems are frequently misunderstood. Support usually comes too late.

Many autistic boys grow up feeling invisible—forced to hide their struggles, adapt to a world that doesn't care about them, and overcome challenges few truly understand. Signs often go unnoticed. Difficulties are often misinterpreted. The support they need is often delayed.

In Living with Autism as an Adult, psychologist and advocate Jennifer R. Greger challenges outdated stereotypes and offers a groundbreaking roadmap for autistic individuals seeking to build fulfilling, authentic lives. Drawing from real-life stories, scientific research, and actionable strategies, this book is not just a guide—it’s a lifeline for those who’ve spent years navigating a world that wasn’t built for them.

We all have a rainbow inside, and it’s made up of all the special little things that make each of us unique. So begins Amina Mucciolo's semiautobiographical picture book about accepting and celebrating all the things that make each and every one of us special!

Introducing The ADHD Snack Guide for Kids, a game-changing resource packed with quick, easy, and delicious snack recipes designed to support focus, calm, and sustained energy—without the sugar crashes!

Amazing Ava: A Story About Autism is a heartwarming and engaging children’s book that introduces young readers to Ava, a bright and curious girl with autism. Through simple, relatable storytelling, the book highlights how Ava experiences the world differently—how she reacts to sounds, expresses excitement, and navigates friendships. With the help of her friends, Ava learns ways to connect and communicate while celebrating what makes her unique.

In Adult Autism Home Assessment, Dr. Angela Kingdon and Matt Lowry, LPP, cut through the noise to offer a revolutionary self-identification process designed for those who suspect they are Autistic but have been overlooked, misdiagnosed, or left without clear answers.

If you have ADHD or Autism—or love someone who does—this book is your roadmap to success, self-acceptance, and thriving on your own terms.

There are more than two hundred million autistic people in the world. Most of them don't know it. At some point, they have all felt alone, misunderstood, strange, suffering from not fitting in. "Being autistic has to stop being a problem, a taboo, an insult or an illness," says Agustín Barovero. "Anyone who suspects they have it has the right to say it, talk about it and receive information. At 35, the diagnosis saved me and I was able to begin to understand who I was."

Body Language Social Clues for Kids with Autism" is a practical guide designed to help children understand and interpret body language. Featuring 25 engaging scenarios with clear black-and-white illustrations, this physical book makes it easy for kids to recognize emotions and intentions during everyday interactions. Perfect for use in therapy, classrooms, or at home, it includes a template for a handy storage box and a data sheet with prompts for speech therapy and Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA).

Designed specifically for autistic children, this engaging and colorful math workbook transforms learning into an exciting adventure! With gentle, structured exercises, visual aids, and interactive activities, your child will build essential math skills at their own pace—without frustration or overwhelm.

Stories You Need To Hear About What Helped Them While Growing Up And Pursuing Their Dreams, which topped the charts for Special Needs Parenting, Autistics on Autism: The Next Chapter delves deeper into the lives of autistic adults, featuring more than 75 new stories from autistic individuals within our community. This edition shines a spotlight on their experiences, exploring topics, in part, including their journeys from adolescence to adulthood.