Here is a list of some of our favorite books about children with autism, anxiety and/or ADHD!
Be sure to check back often as our list keeps growing!
An autism awareness book.
by Meg Raby (Author), Elisa Pallmer (Illustrator)
The Story of Dr. Temple Grandin, Book 1 of 3
A book about amazing Scientists.
by Julia Finley Mosca and Daniel Rieley
A Story for Children With Autism
This story follows a zebra as he discovers his differences.
by Danielle Royer, Shaina Rudolph, et al.
A Story About Autism and Its Gifts
A story following Zac as he navigates life with autism.
by Julia Cook and Anita DuFalla
A book about how our differences make us unique.
by Sonia Sotomayor (Author), Rafael López (Illustrator)
An autism book for children, kids, boys, girls, toddlers, parents, teachers and caregivers.
by Amy Pflueger (Author), James & Lucas Pflueger (Illustrators), Connor Pflueger (Character Creator)
A book from the perspective of Callie, the twin sister of Charlie, and how she loves her brother who thinks in ways different from her and others.
by Holly Robinson Peete , Ryan Elizabeth Peete, et al.
A book about what it’s like living as someone with autism.
By Payton Biggers
A story about what would happen if everyone broke the rules whenever they wanted.
By Ellen Javernick (Author), Colleen Madden (Illustrator)
The Adventures of Everyday Geniuses
An ADHD and ADD book for kids with tips and tricks to help them stay focused.
by Barbara Esham (Author), Mike & Carl
Gordon (Illustrators)
An Autism Picture Book
A book about how a boy’s friend helps him navigate a variety of situations with autism.
by Celeste Shally (Author), David Harrington (Illustrator)
A book on understanding a neurodivergent child’s brain.
by Nell Harris
A book teaching empathy, inclusion, and accepting others’ differences.
by Kathryn Otoshi
A whimsical book about coping with anxiety.
by Andi Green
A picture book to help kids with ADHD.
by Julia Cook (Author), Carrie Hartman (Illustrator)
A book on how everyone’s mind is different and beautiful in their own way.
by Sara Furlong
The Behavioral Pediatric Resource Center has a clear mission: to educate and raise awareness about autism, ADHD, and anxiety through outreach, training programs, and online resources to provide valuable information and support.
