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Dragonborn: The Mythology of ADHD
The Mythology of ADHD transforms ADHD into a heroic superpower! Myth and science reveal ADHD minds—Dragonborn—as chaos-conquering heroes. Empowering stories for kids, adults, and families. “Brilliant!” —Thom Hartmann
Celebrate ADHD’s creativity and courageRelatable, heartfelt narrative#1 New ReleaseVisit www.genethreads.com for Dragonborn merch on Amazon and free Clarity and Trixie comics!
Celebrate ADHD’s creativity and courageRelatable, heartfelt narrative#1 New ReleaseVisit www.genethreads.com for Dragonborn merch on Amazon and free Clarity and Trixie comics!
216 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 10, 2025
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June 14, 2025
Amazing read
Full disclosure: I received an advance copy of the book.
As someone who has struggled with ADHD, this book was truly eye-opening for me. It allowed me to view my condition as a blessing rather than a curse or an affliction that needs to be cured or managed. It helped me recognize ADHD as a natural part of who I am today. The references discussed in the book have inspired me to further explore my unique normalcy, not merely to cope with my challenges but to embrace and develop the best aspects of my chaotic—yet perfectly normal—nature.
There is a fire in all of us. Learning to channel and control it is the key. Starving it of oxygen is not.
Full disclosure: I received an advance copy of the book.
As someone who has struggled with ADHD, this book was truly eye-opening for me. It allowed me to view my condition as a blessing rather than a curse or an affliction that needs to be cured or managed. It helped me recognize ADHD as a natural part of who I am today. The references discussed in the book have inspired me to further explore my unique normalcy, not merely to cope with my challenges but to embrace and develop the best aspects of my chaotic—yet perfectly normal—nature.
There is a fire in all of us. Learning to channel and control it is the key. Starving it of oxygen is not.
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