Historias de Neurodivergance

Under an old oak tree in the park, six children from six different schools find each other. Ollie, Lila, Milo, Kai, Zara, and Sam all see and experience the world in their own special ways - each with their own neurodivergent mind, each facing their own challenges at school. But when they meet at their quiet bench, they discover something wonderful: their differences are exactly what make them perfect friends. This warm, gentle story celebrates neurodiversity, friendship, and belonging. It shows that true connection doesn't need to happen in the same classroom - it just needs an open heart. Each child shares their unique strengths, learns to ask for what they need, and discovers that being yourself is always enough. A comforting reminder for every child who has ever felt different: you are not alone. Your people are looking for you too.

A warm, gentle story about two best friends who see and move through the world in their own special ways. Bop is full of energy, always darting, buzzing, and following his curiosity - his mind never stays in one place for long. Ziggy moves more slowly and carefully; things that feel easy for others take him a little extra time and patience. Though they fly differently and notice different things, they accept each other exactly as they are, helping one another along the way. A sweet tale about friendship, neurodiversity, and how being different makes us better together.

Oruka is one of the last known fortresses built to withstand the Shai, a breed of god-born demons hellbent on humanity's destruction. It is made up of four concentric rings, each serving a unique purpose in protecting the city and its denizens. As ill omen and unrest brews in the darkest corners of the bastion, three sisters reunite through magic, death, and resurrection, in a city that remains ever vigilant against an ancient threat. This is the story of Oruka, The City of Walls, and how the course of its legacy is forever altered by the witches of Hildemoer.