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You, Me & ADHD: A Positive Guide to Understanding Your Brilliant Brain
Hi! I’m Sam. And I have ADHD.
I only found out when I was 30 years old, but my life has always felt like a bit of a rollercoaster. Sometimes, I get distracted during conversations and forget to listen. I often start new tasks before finishing the old ones. I’ve been known to lose my temper when things feel overwhelming. And once or twice I even cried into my textbooks at school when it all got too much.
But guess what? I’ve also discovered that ADHD can be my superpower! I’ve found things I love and become super passionate about them. I’ve worked hard to be the best I can be at what I enjoy. And now I know that ADHD isn’t a bad thing – in fact, I wouldn’t be me without it!
Packed
Funny stories and honest insights into the challenges of ADHD, and the positive bits tooTips and activities for managing and embracing ADHDAdvice for parents and carers on how to support children in their ADHD journey
This funny, heartwarming and hopeful book is the perfect reminder that ADHD is nothing to be ashamed of. Having a difference is something to celebrate!
I only found out when I was 30 years old, but my life has always felt like a bit of a rollercoaster. Sometimes, I get distracted during conversations and forget to listen. I often start new tasks before finishing the old ones. I’ve been known to lose my temper when things feel overwhelming. And once or twice I even cried into my textbooks at school when it all got too much.
But guess what? I’ve also discovered that ADHD can be my superpower! I’ve found things I love and become super passionate about them. I’ve worked hard to be the best I can be at what I enjoy. And now I know that ADHD isn’t a bad thing – in fact, I wouldn’t be me without it!
Packed
Funny stories and honest insights into the challenges of ADHD, and the positive bits tooTips and activities for managing and embracing ADHDAdvice for parents and carers on how to support children in their ADHD journey
This funny, heartwarming and hopeful book is the perfect reminder that ADHD is nothing to be ashamed of. Having a difference is something to celebrate!
239 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 14, 2026
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May 21, 2026
This book is lovely. Written so well for kids. I love the practical activities in it - things that can really make a difference trying them.
I think this could be a real positive way of looking and thinking for many children with ADHD. Not just children if I’m honest.
Well done Sam! It’s great.
I think this could be a real positive way of looking and thinking for many children with ADHD. Not just children if I’m honest.
Well done Sam! It’s great.
May 17, 2026
I really enjoyed this.
I really recommend reading this on audiobook. You need to listen to Sam. I teach children who have ADHD. I am definitely neurodiverse. This book is definitely useful. I have learned different strategies not only for the children I teach but also for me as well.
I really recommend reading this on audiobook. You need to listen to Sam. I teach children who have ADHD. I am definitely neurodiverse. This book is definitely useful. I have learned different strategies not only for the children I teach but also for me as well.
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