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Language: English
Published by Diana Stephens Publishing, 2026
- Softcover
- New

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Paperback. 123 ADHD is a heartfelt and empowering children's story about understanding, acceptance, and discovering the strengths that come with thinking differently.Told through the eyes of a young girl navigating school, friendships, and big emotions, this story gently explores what it feels like to have ADHD. From daydreaming in class to struggling to stay focused, she begins to realize that being different doesn't mean being less.With warmth and encouragement, 123 ADHD helps children understand that ADHD is not something to be ashamed of - it is part of who they are. When supported and understood, the very traits that make them feel different can become their greatest strengths.Perfect for families, teachers, and counselors, this book opens conversations about neurodiversity, confidence, and self-acceptance in a way that is simple, relatable, and uplifting.Because different isn't wrong - it's just different. 123 ADHD is a heartfelt children's story about a young girl learning to understand her ADHD, embrace her differences, and discover that what makes her different can also be her greatest strength. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…
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- Title
- 123 ADHD (Paperback)
- Author
- Diana Stephens
- Publisher
- Diana Stephens Publishing
- Publication year
- 2026
- Condition
- new
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 13
- 9798234015761
123 ADHD is a heartfelt and empowering children's story about understanding, acceptance, and discovering the strengths that come with thinking differently.
Told through the eyes of a young girl navigating school, friendships, and big emotions, this story gently explores what it feels like to have ADHD. From daydreaming in class to struggling to stay focused, she begins to realize that being different doesn't mean being less.
With warmth and encouragement, 123 ADHD helps children understand that ADHD is not something to be ashamed of - it is part of who they are. When supported and understood, the very traits that make them feel different can become their greatest strengths.
Perfect for families, teachers, and counselors, this book opens conversations about neurodiversity, confidence, and self-acceptance in a way that is simple, relatable, and uplifting.
Because different isn't wrong - it's just different.
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