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Getting diagnosed with ADHD: Alex's Superhero Brain: A story to empower children boy or girl
"Alex's Superhero Brain" is a heartwarming children's book that tells the tale of a young boy named Alex, who lives in a happy little town and possesses a boundless amount of energy and enthusiasm for life. Alex's days are filled with exciting adventures, but he often struggles to concentrate in school due to his overactive and curious mind.
One day, Alex's caring teacher, Mrs. Brown, notices his daydreaming and fidgeting and decides to help him by understanding his unique learning style. She approaches Alex's mother, Mrs. Johnson, and together, they seek the guidance of a friendly doctor who specializes in ADHD. The doctor describes Alex's mind as a "superhero brain" with superpowers of curiosity and creativity.
With the doctor's assistance, Alex and his mother learn various techniques to harness his energy and make learning more enjoyable. They create a colorful schedule with breaks and discover that drawing and doodling aid Alex's focus. As they become more educated about ADHD, they celebrate Alex's uniqueness and view it as a valuable aspect of his personality.
With the support of his family, friends, and teacher, Alex's adventures grow even more extraordinary. He excels in sports, becomes a skilled storyteller, and embraces new hobbies as he explores the world with his endless curiosity. Through Alex's journey, the town learns to see ADHD in a positive light, fostering a more inclusive and supportive community.
As the story progresses, Alex blossoms into a confident and happy young man, always ready to face challenges with a smile. His extraordinary adventures and positive outlook inspire those around him, reminding them that everyone possesses their own special superpowers. The book emphasizes the importance of understanding and embracing our differences, as it enriches the world and makes it a brighter and more colorful place for everyone.
One day, Alex's caring teacher, Mrs. Brown, notices his daydreaming and fidgeting and decides to help him by understanding his unique learning style. She approaches Alex's mother, Mrs. Johnson, and together, they seek the guidance of a friendly doctor who specializes in ADHD. The doctor describes Alex's mind as a "superhero brain" with superpowers of curiosity and creativity.
With the doctor's assistance, Alex and his mother learn various techniques to harness his energy and make learning more enjoyable. They create a colorful schedule with breaks and discover that drawing and doodling aid Alex's focus. As they become more educated about ADHD, they celebrate Alex's uniqueness and view it as a valuable aspect of his personality.
With the support of his family, friends, and teacher, Alex's adventures grow even more extraordinary. He excels in sports, becomes a skilled storyteller, and embraces new hobbies as he explores the world with his endless curiosity. Through Alex's journey, the town learns to see ADHD in a positive light, fostering a more inclusive and supportive community.
As the story progresses, Alex blossoms into a confident and happy young man, always ready to face challenges with a smile. His extraordinary adventures and positive outlook inspire those around him, reminding them that everyone possesses their own special superpowers. The book emphasizes the importance of understanding and embracing our differences, as it enriches the world and makes it a brighter and more colorful place for everyone.
4 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 21, 2023
About the author
Sandy Taylor
36 books263 followersSandy’s eighth novel, THE IRISH BOARDING HOUSE, was published by Bookouture on 1 September 2022 reaching #1 in the British and Irish Historical Literature category within six days of publication.
Sandy Taylor grew up in 1950s and 1960s Brighton, and now lives in Somerset. She is the author of THE IRISH NANNY (Bookouture 30 July 2021), a Kindle #1 bestseller in three categories simultaneously and #24 in the Kindle Top 100, THE ORPHAN’S DAUGHTER (Bookouture 5 February 2020), which was shortlisted for the Romantic Novelists’ Association’s 2021 Romantic Saga category awards, THE LITTLE ORPHAN GIRL (Bookouture, 24 September 2018), a Kindle Top 100 bestseller and a #1 Kindle Saga Bestseller, THE RUNAWAY CHILDREN (Bookouture 8 December 2017), which spent almost two weeks at the #1 Kindle Saga Bestseller position in December 2017, WHEN WE DANCED AT THE END OF THE PIER (Bookouture March 2017), COUNTING CHIMNEYS (Bookouture June 2016) and THE GIRLS FROM SEE SAW LANE (Bookouture December 2015). Sandy Taylor is published in three languages.
Sandy Taylor grew up in 1950s and 1960s Brighton, and now lives in Somerset. She is the author of THE IRISH NANNY (Bookouture 30 July 2021), a Kindle #1 bestseller in three categories simultaneously and #24 in the Kindle Top 100, THE ORPHAN’S DAUGHTER (Bookouture 5 February 2020), which was shortlisted for the Romantic Novelists’ Association’s 2021 Romantic Saga category awards, THE LITTLE ORPHAN GIRL (Bookouture, 24 September 2018), a Kindle Top 100 bestseller and a #1 Kindle Saga Bestseller, THE RUNAWAY CHILDREN (Bookouture 8 December 2017), which spent almost two weeks at the #1 Kindle Saga Bestseller position in December 2017, WHEN WE DANCED AT THE END OF THE PIER (Bookouture March 2017), COUNTING CHIMNEYS (Bookouture June 2016) and THE GIRLS FROM SEE SAW LANE (Bookouture December 2015). Sandy Taylor is published in three languages.
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