“Sometimes my whole body falls off the chair!” But readers also learn that Cory has persevered, concentrating in karate class, making friends at bowling club, and helping other kids with math. Cory says that sometimes kids make fun of him and he isn’t sure why. Written by Jeanne Kraus, illustrated by Whitney MartinĬory tells readers about himself in this picture book with black-and-white illustrations. Jump to books about: Abuse | ADHD | Anxiety | Autism | Bullying | Depression | Dyslexia | Feelings | Grief and Loss | Identity | Neglect | OCD | Self-Esteem | Selective Mutism | Sensory Processing | Tourette’s Syndrome | TraumaĬory Stories: A Kid’s Book About Living With ADHD Here you will see descriptions of 44 books we like, and we hope you will find useful.
Our clinicians read them all and picked the best in each category, based on how helpful they found them. We included books for kids up to 12, from picture books to be read with preschoolers to chapter books for independent reading by older children. At the Child Mind Institute we’ve contacted publishers all over to call in books that address mental health and learning disorders and other common challenges, like dealing with painful experiences and coping with strong emotions. These books help kids name and understand feelings and experiences they may be struggling with. From a hedgehog too anxious to go ice skating to a puppy who can’t make his letters come out right, children’s books address many emotional, behavioral and learning challenges kids face.
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