Autism, ADHD, and dyslexia explained for children - a compassionate book about neurodiversity for children aged 7 and up and their parents. How does the brain work? What is the difference between ADD and ADHD? Which famous people have had or have autism? The colorful and varied pages celebrate the fantastic abilities of neurodivergent brains. No more prejudices: a positive and inclusive perspective on being different. The wonderful diversity of our brains. Every brain is unique, and that's a good thing! But how does our brain actually work, and how do neurodivergent brains differ from so-called "normal" brains? This unique children's book about diversity illustrates in four colorful and varied chapters why being different is not a disorder, but rather something truly wonderful! It explains ADHD, autism, and dyslexia, as well as epilepsy, Tourette syndrome, dyscalculia, and other differences, showcasing the fantastic abilities of neurodivergent brains through famous personalities like Mozart and record swimmer Michael Phelps. The book promotes a positive and inclusive view of brain diversity and encourages children to believe in their own strengths with confidence. ADHD, autism, dyslexia: Discovering neurodiversity as a strength! A colorful, compassionate nonfiction book for children aged 7 and up and their parents.