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May 2, 2026
Great book for teaching young children about their ADHD and has also helped me know tips and tricks to help with parenting. This is only the start of the journey, but this is a fun and easy way to start a conversation with my boy (8) about his neuro divergence.
September 17, 2025
A book for 9-12 year olds about ADHD.
What a cracking book! ADHD Rapped Up! works brilliantly on so many levels.
Firstly, it is pitched perfectly to the target audience, with accessible language and more specialised vocabulary explained clearly but without patronising young readers. Both fonts and illustrations are equally appropriate with cartoon style drawings that appeal to the age group as well as a good balance of text, illustration and white space so that the reading isn’t overwhelming. Given that the author also has ADHD, I felt the images of him throughout the book gave the sensation of an adult being on the child’s side throughout. I also really liked his honesty about his own diagnosis which, alongside examples of well known people who have to manage ADHD, gives status to children because they can see famous people or those in authority are just like them.
With ten short, snappy but information packed chapters, I loved the modelling of good teaching practice here. Readers are told what they will discover, the information is given and then there is a brilliant rap to summarise. Not only does this reinforce ADHD information, but it means the book can be used as a teaching tool for rhyme and rhythm too! With QR codes for free audio versions of ADHD Rapped Up! and with examples of Mr G’s fidget break dance, this is a truly accessible and interactive book.
However, I’d strongly advise not leaving ADHD Rapped Up! to children with ADHD. It might be wonderful for them, but I found much to improve my own life as a an adult without the condition, from highly useful breathing exercises to helpful suggestions for routines to manage feelings and behaviour, making ADHD Rapped Up! a really useful tool for any home or institution.
ADHD Rapped Up! is an accessible, helpful and engaging introduction to dealing with ADHD, offering support, guidance and advice through methods suited to those with short attention spans or those who struggle to conform to expectations of society. I thought it was great.
What a cracking book! ADHD Rapped Up! works brilliantly on so many levels.
Firstly, it is pitched perfectly to the target audience, with accessible language and more specialised vocabulary explained clearly but without patronising young readers. Both fonts and illustrations are equally appropriate with cartoon style drawings that appeal to the age group as well as a good balance of text, illustration and white space so that the reading isn’t overwhelming. Given that the author also has ADHD, I felt the images of him throughout the book gave the sensation of an adult being on the child’s side throughout. I also really liked his honesty about his own diagnosis which, alongside examples of well known people who have to manage ADHD, gives status to children because they can see famous people or those in authority are just like them.
With ten short, snappy but information packed chapters, I loved the modelling of good teaching practice here. Readers are told what they will discover, the information is given and then there is a brilliant rap to summarise. Not only does this reinforce ADHD information, but it means the book can be used as a teaching tool for rhyme and rhythm too! With QR codes for free audio versions of ADHD Rapped Up! and with examples of Mr G’s fidget break dance, this is a truly accessible and interactive book.
However, I’d strongly advise not leaving ADHD Rapped Up! to children with ADHD. It might be wonderful for them, but I found much to improve my own life as a an adult without the condition, from highly useful breathing exercises to helpful suggestions for routines to manage feelings and behaviour, making ADHD Rapped Up! a really useful tool for any home or institution.
ADHD Rapped Up! is an accessible, helpful and engaging introduction to dealing with ADHD, offering support, guidance and advice through methods suited to those with short attention spans or those who struggle to conform to expectations of society. I thought it was great.
September 21, 2025
Today I’m giving a big children’s book shout out, ADHD Rapped Up is a marvellous book and it includes a free audiobook and movement break QR code inside. Author Jamie Gilbert is a teacher. He had a late diagnosis of ADHD as an adult. If you think your child has ADHD, they will find the techniques in this book easy to do to help them through difficult times. Or if you readers are like me and want to be educated more in depth of what ADHD is, then this book explains everything you need to know in an interesting easy absorbing way. ADHD Rapped Up is a lovely well written, informative book, with the most gorgeous illustrations. ADHD Rapped Up by Jamie Gilbert is a pure must buy must read.
November 23, 2025
I absolutely adore this book. Mr G’s explanation of ADHD is fantastic. It’s helped our entire family understand how our neurodivergent brains function differently.
My household consists of my husband, who was diagnosed as a child and an adult, our eight-year-old son and seven-year-old daughter, who’s currently on the path to a diagnosis. I recognise ADHD traits in myself but I am undiagnosed.
Initially, we tried listening to the audiobook on our way to school but found it difficult to engage with. The pacing was either too fast or too slow, making it hard to find a comfortable rhythm. So, we decided to read it aloud on a Sunday morning. I highly recommend this approach; it’s incredibly enjoyable, especially during the movement breaks. We all got up and participated as a family. I was pleasantly surprised by how much fun we had with such an informative book.
This book isn’t just for children with ADHD; it’s suitable for all ages. I believe it’s a must-have for every school and teacher to better understand their ADHD students.
Please visit Mr G’s website and download all the free resources. He offers printable worksheets for both home and classroom use. We’ve found them incredibly helpful, particularly the daily schedule.
Also shout out to the illustrator Matthew Ellerd thanks for the butterflies. If you read the book, you know.
If you, or someone you know is searching for a book to explain ADHD in a positive and fun way, I highly recommend this one. It will be immensely beneficial.
My household consists of my husband, who was diagnosed as a child and an adult, our eight-year-old son and seven-year-old daughter, who’s currently on the path to a diagnosis. I recognise ADHD traits in myself but I am undiagnosed.
Initially, we tried listening to the audiobook on our way to school but found it difficult to engage with. The pacing was either too fast or too slow, making it hard to find a comfortable rhythm. So, we decided to read it aloud on a Sunday morning. I highly recommend this approach; it’s incredibly enjoyable, especially during the movement breaks. We all got up and participated as a family. I was pleasantly surprised by how much fun we had with such an informative book.
This book isn’t just for children with ADHD; it’s suitable for all ages. I believe it’s a must-have for every school and teacher to better understand their ADHD students.
Please visit Mr G’s website and download all the free resources. He offers printable worksheets for both home and classroom use. We’ve found them incredibly helpful, particularly the daily schedule.
Also shout out to the illustrator Matthew Ellerd thanks for the butterflies. If you read the book, you know.
If you, or someone you know is searching for a book to explain ADHD in a positive and fun way, I highly recommend this one. It will be immensely beneficial.
November 13, 2025
This book is aimed at 9-12 years olds but I thought it was brilliant.
It explains what adhd is, ways it can affect you and coping skills to help with living with it.
It was done in such a fun way with raps thru the book
There is also a qr code to scan at the front of the book to have the book as an audiobook- read by the man himself mr g! And another so you can hear the raps and see the movement break video.
This book was informative in the right way, written perfectly for kids but also as an adult I found it interesting.
Would definitely recommend this for kids who are going thru the diagnosis process or anyone who wants to learn about adhd.
I feel like it’s the kind of book that should be in every school library.
It explains what adhd is, ways it can affect you and coping skills to help with living with it.
It was done in such a fun way with raps thru the book
There is also a qr code to scan at the front of the book to have the book as an audiobook- read by the man himself mr g! And another so you can hear the raps and see the movement break video.
This book was informative in the right way, written perfectly for kids but also as an adult I found it interesting.
Would definitely recommend this for kids who are going thru the diagnosis process or anyone who wants to learn about adhd.
I feel like it’s the kind of book that should be in every school library.
November 7, 2025
‘ADHD Rapped Up’ is written for children and perfectly pitched for neurodivergent brains with rap video links, movement breaks and fidget features. Jamie Gilbert (‘Mr G Teacher’ on YouTube) breaks down ADHD in easy-to-understand language, as well as explaining other concepts like the ‘fight, flight and freeze response’ and ‘growth mindset’. He also offers tricks and tips to help with regulating emotions, focus and organisation.
This is a fun, positive and concise read that I would highly recommend to anyone wanting to understand more about neurodiversity but it would be particularly useful to children with ADHD.
This is a fun, positive and concise read that I would highly recommend to anyone wanting to understand more about neurodiversity but it would be particularly useful to children with ADHD.
January 9, 2026
This book is aimed at children but it really helped me understand ADHD more clearly. It explains things in a kind and easy to understand way. It has helped me understand my son better and also other people I know who have ADHD. It puts into words things that are often hard to explain like emotions overwhelm and why everyday life can feel so hard. I would recommend this to families supporting someone with ADHD.
October 26, 2025
This book is amazing if you have a child with adhd. I have read it to my son to help him understand his adhd diagnosis. It is set out wonderfully, easy to understand, with great graphics. Not just great for kids but for us adults too. If you have struggled to help your child understand their diagnosis this is the book for you.
April 19, 2026
I really enjoyed this book and very interesting too.
If you just want to learn about ADHD or have someone you no that has ADHD this is a great read it gives you techniques to help you and explains it all in simple terms it's great for children to read too! It also has audio book and movement break if you scan the QR code in the book.
If you just want to learn about ADHD or have someone you no that has ADHD this is a great read it gives you techniques to help you and explains it all in simple terms it's great for children to read too! It also has audio book and movement break if you scan the QR code in the book.
December 24, 2025
Every child needs to read this book regardless of neurotype!
Every class needs a copy of this book and every school needs a Mr G!
This book is written in a way that is sharp, snappy to the point. It is informative as well as emphatic.
Every class needs a copy of this book and every school needs a Mr G!
This book is written in a way that is sharp, snappy to the point. It is informative as well as emphatic.
February 20, 2026
Such a great book for not only anyone wanting to understand ADHD more to support their children but for any child who has ADHD!
It's written in such a friendly, fun way that any child reading it would be able to access it, understand it, and feel more positive about themselves.
It's written in such a friendly, fun way that any child reading it would be able to access it, understand it, and feel more positive about themselves.
March 26, 2026
A great book with useful tips for teachers to use⭐️
A child reading this book would be engaged with the use of pictures and raps included 🎶
I never knew that the symbol for ADHD was the monarch butterfly 🦋Every day is a school day 👩🏫📚
A child reading this book would be engaged with the use of pictures and raps included 🎶
I never knew that the symbol for ADHD was the monarch butterfly 🦋Every day is a school day 👩🏫📚
October 7, 2025
5 ⭐
A wonderful gem of a book.
Educational, relatable and fun to read.
Insightful, easy to read and understand.
Would recommend 💕
A wonderful gem of a book.
Educational, relatable and fun to read.
Insightful, easy to read and understand.
Would recommend 💕
December 12, 2025
perfect short read! is meant for children and it is still helpful for adults too. would highly recommend
February 6, 2026
Fantastic. very informative for children and even adults with ADHD to give all a more profound understanding of this awesome type of neurodivergent brain.
March 27, 2026
Simple but accessible for an ADHD brain.
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