KIDS' CORNER
Hidden disabilities
These books highlight that not all disabilities are visible
[list_item type="default" heading="2-3 years old" image_src="/motabilitylifestyle/media/article/find_my_voice.png" title="Finding my voice" author="Aoify Dooly" label="" price=""]Frankie is a girl with autism who is anxious about secondary school. She faces challenges but discovers friendship through music, overcoming bullying and self-doubt. This book is based on the author’s own lived experience with autism.[/list_item]
[list_item type="default" heading="" image_src="/motabilitylifestyle/media/article/fish_in_a_tree.png" title="Fish In A Tree" author="Linda Mullaly Hunt" label="" price=""]At every new school, Ally hides her dyslexia by creating disruptive distractions. 16 But, Ally’s new teacher, Mr Daniels, helps her understand that dyslexia is nothing to be ashamed of. She realises that there is a lot more to her than her dyslexia.[/list_item]
[list_item type="default" heading="8-12 Year olds" image_src="/motabilitylifestyle/media/article/nelly_not_naughty.png" title="Nelly’s Not Naughty: A Story Of Hidden Disabilities" author="Josie Vujcic" label="" price=""]As the title suggests, Nelly is not naughty but faces daily challenges due to neurodivergence. 8 This story aims to promote kind curiosity and how to best approach certain topics surrounding diversity. 9 This book is a great tool when discussing disabilities, learning difficulties, and more.[/list_item]
[list_item type="default" heading="" image_src="/motabilitylifestyle/media/article/through_the_eyes.png" title="Through the eyes of me" author="Jon Roberts" label="" price=""]The book is narrated by four-year-old Kya who has autism. 11 She talks about the aspects of her personality. It’s inspired by Jon Roberts’ experience of raising his daughter who has autism.[/list_item]
