Taking Dyslexia to School ​written by Schader, K. (2002) Illustrated by Moyniham, L. JayJo Books.

In ​Taking Dyslexia to School​ a young boy with dyslexia shares what it's like for him and how difficult
school has been for him because he learns differently. The book shows what techniques help from his
teachers, parents and peers look like for him to be successful. This children's book illustrates normalizing
complicated childhood disabilities or conditions, like dyslexia. It’s a fun to read storybook that allows
students to identify why a peer may be treated differently and then shows what it looks like to empathize
with them. In addition to this, this book also creates a safe and accepting environment for childrens whose
conditions may set them apart otherwise. The best part of this book is that it offers a kids’ quiz to
reinforce the new information they learned while reading as well as Ten Tips for teachers to provide
additional facts and ideas to help.

I’m Trying to Love Math ​written by Barton, B (2019). Viking Books for Young Readers

This children's book uses humor and fun facts to illustrate why math is a thing for us. She highlights that
if math is hard for you or “gives you hives or makes you break out in a sweat” that you aren’t the only
one. Math is everywhere and is universally understood, even in space! She uses encouragement to try and
make math fun and easier to understand. She does this by using math in “real world” situations like
music, spacecraft and even baking cookies.
Dyslexic and UN-Stoppable ​written by Curtiss, L (2014)

This is a book that highlights strategies that can help you and your child be UNStoppable. Are you having
a hard time reading or doing math? Is homework a chore? Could your child be dyslexic? If so, this book is
perfect for you and your child. This isn't just a normal book about a learning disability, this is a unique
resource that offers video tutorials to help you with reading, writing, spelling, math and so much more.
This book shows you how the author, who is dyslexic, develops tools and strategies to become a
successful businesswoman. If she can conquer dyslexia, so can you!