Learningdisabilities Stories

A high school student's perspective on the education system in the US.

Henry Shields knew he had a child, a child that was taken away from him by the mother, he never knew why but when situations change will he be a father figure or will he crumble.

Coming of Age A neurodivergent student charts his own path against the will of everyone around him. No copyright infringement intended.

Logan has always struggled in school. He knows he's not stupid or lazy but no one listens to him. He's just labeled a daydreamer.

Learning disorders are neurologically-based processing problems. These processing problems can interfere with learning basic skills such as reading, writing and/or math. They can also interfere with higher level skills such as organization, time planning, abstract reasoning, long or short term memory and attention.

This is a book that talks about the struggles of mental disabilities and mental health issues to bring awareness and to help me heal and understand myself what being a-typical is all about

When I was a kid I didn't get what I needed from my teachers in school. This led to me, at 19 years old, not knowing basically skills that children normally learn in elementary school.

Pretty much exactly what the title says. Why aren't I using these, you ask? Because dysgraphia sucks, and anything I write now is crap. So, until my brain and hands decide to cooperate, here we are.

I feel sad so I'm going to make my favorite characters sad. It's a complete one-shot, but I might add other parts on later if I feel like it.

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Beyond the Shadows is a powerful coming-of-age story about Crystal, a teenager navigating learning disabilities, mental health struggles, and the pressures of living in the shadow of her perfect older brother. From the crushing weight of self-doubt and bullying to the joy of discovering coding and the courage to dream again, Crystal's journey is raw, relatable, and inspiring. Through therapy, perseverance, and self-discovery, she learns that her worth isn't tied to grades, comparisons, or societal expectations-it's defined by her resilience, creativity, and compassion. This novel explores mental health, learning differences, family dynamics, and the power of finding your own path, showing readers that even in darkness, hope is possible.

"Leave me alone!" I was crying now, but she just took my hand and smiled, her cold claws digging into my palm. Had she had claws before? I couldn't remember. "Eva, you'll never be alone. We're a part of you." She was still smiling, drawing me in with those empty eyes. "Whether you like it or not." In a world where mental disorders manifest as physical beings, they're that much harder to get rid of. Because how do you tell a lifelong companion no?

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Everyone knows the rumor that their is a secrete book known only to the Presidents. Well, Alivia may have stumbled across the biggest secret of them all. For without this, we would not have electricity, Newton's laws of physics, the painting in the Sistine Chapel, or the Declaration Of Independence. What is this well kept secret that has changed the world? Find out in 'Hidden Within', and what is Alivia's role in all of this? Surely a teenager with a mental disability would not be one to stumble across such a secrete. Or would she?

Kat has never exactly loved school. (Homework? Ugh. Pop quizzes? Double ugh.) But after an awesome summer at camp and a few new besties, she's actually kind of excited for fifth grade. Then-boom!-her teacher drops the worst news ever: Kat has to spend Language Arts in the special ed class. Cue disaster. Her new teacher, Mrs. McClair, is bossy, totally unfair, and acts like Kat can't spell her own name. Kat's sure this is going to be the worst year ever. But Kat's not the type to sit back and let anyone write her story for her. With a little help from her friends-and a whole lot of attitude-she's on a mission to prove she belongs right where she wants to be. Can Kat turn her school year around... before it completely flunks?