Picture books with neurodiverse characters

A boy enthusiastically prepares for a trip to the beach with his dad, but when they arrive the sounds and sensations are all too much…

Autist Lilly, accompanied by Myles her assistance dog, explores the beach in a wonderful story that introduces autism to young children.

Richly empathetic, the sibling relationship is intimate, caring and occasionally frustrated in this celebration of non-verbal communication and connection.

When Jack loses his fuzzy friend, he’s gripped by sadness. But the unexpected kindness of strangers helps him to smile again.

Trixie, aka Thunderboots, is really lively and loud. That's until school starts, and reading and writing soon dampen her mood.

Making friends is not always easy, but true connections built on the things that matter to us are always worthwhile.

An empathetic exploration of neurodiversity, being yourself and how music can bring diverse groups together in celebration.

Sister may not use words, but she has a lot to say. An intimate insight into neurodiverse family life.

Aaron longs to write stories, but has dyslexia. His journey to self-expression is told through melodic verse and fantastical illustrations.