Neurodiversity Stories

Time makes you bolder, even children get older. And I'm getting older too. STRANGER THINGS ╱ autistic fem!oc © opalescents, 2020

The world is vast, unpredictable, and loud. But inside the bubble, Lily is perfectly safe. At thirteen years old, Lily is a walking contradiction. To anyone reading her academic papers, she is a brilliant prodigy possessing a sharp, analytical mind capable of calculating complex spatial geometry. But physically and developmentally, Lily is incredibly small, navigating a world that often feels entirely too big and overwhelming. For Lily, safety is found in the rhythmic predictability of routines, the soothing oral sensory input of her favorite pink sippy cup, and the comforting weight of a pastel onesie. In this highly anticipated second installment, summer has arrived, and Lily's fiercely protective parents, David and Mei, are packing up the "family safety bubble" for a much-needed vacation to a private coastal retreat. The goal is simple: to give Lily a sanctuary where her brilliant mind can rest, and her sensitive spirit can find relief. But as any family navigating unique developmental needs knows, the journey to peace is rarely a straight line. From the physics-defying chaos of packing an oversized beach towel to managing the sudden spikes of transition anxiety, The Coastal Sanctuary explores the beautiful, fierce, and often humorous realities of deep familial love. Set against a sun-bleached backdrop of rolling sand dunes and pale blue skies, this deeply intimate story is a testament to the power of understanding, patience, and the unbreakable bonds that keep a fragile child anchored when the world starts to spin.

"Poetry is the whim of the guarded soul that hides stars within itself." I hereby present a collection of poems that I will share with the seafarers of the unexplored constellations of sensibility. I will take one paddle and my reader the other; ready to sail the infinite sea of emotion. 📚This book of poetry houses a collection of poems with varied thematic content (cathartic, somber, humorous, spiritual, odes, elegies, romantic, intertextual, imitatio, haiku, etc) expressed in lyrical style. The verses, ranging from major to minor length, feature both consonant and assonant rhyme, as well as free verse. Their purpose is to convey feelings through the musicality and emotional depth of each composition. 💡Disclaimer: This is a literal translation of my Spanish anthology, so the poetic meter provided in the information section may not match the English version, but you're still welcome to enjoy it. ❤ ✍100% Human Production: No AI generators were used in either the art or the writing; unless otherwise specified, I am the artist who drew the cover and accompanying illustrations for this work.

Kyle is nonverbal and autistic. Amanda is from a different time. The kids have to help them.

Life after high school was supposed to be Julia's clean slate-a way to be more than just a famous therapist's daughter and dead kid's sister. The year started off promising. Community college, date nights, everything on the townie bucket list. But it seems history, even an unreadable one, repeats itself, when her former best friend ends up in the hospital under mysterious circumstances. With his family determined to keep her at arm's length, Julia embarks on a journey to uncover the truth, only to confront the shadows of her own past when a cryptic letter from her long-lost mother surfaces.

This is just a random collection of thoughts/poems about synaesthesia, a neurodiversity I can never find enough information on. (It is one of my special interests, you have been warned.) Feel free to ask me anything/ask for anything. I would love to hear from other synesthetes, and interested people. Think in rainbows!

A book filled with short stories about the protagonist, Brian, a child gifted with the neurodiversity of ADHD. In this book, we will watch how Brian learns valuable things about the world around him, about his neurodiversity, about the challenges of ADHD and how to strive to success, while being true to himself and his loved ones.

Forty-two failed dates. One unexpected tear. And the quiet system crash of a queer developer learning how to feel. /// Jamie doesn't feel much. He's lived with flat affect as long as he can remember, compensating with logic, routines, and romantic comedies filed under reference. As a queer man longing for connection but unable to express it, he's catalogued every failed date--clinically, precisely, and alone. Then comes Date Forty-One. And a single, unexpected tear. What follows isn't a breakthrough. It's a slow, quiet system failure--one that makes him question everything he thought he understood about himself. And in the background--steady, patient--is Alex. A coworker with grief in his eyes and strawberry wafers in his coat pocket. This isn't a love story. But it is a story about love. About presence, repair, and learning that the first genuine feeling doesn't always need to be dramatic. Sometimes it's just true.

The journey of a young Autistic adult, learning to overcome challenges and exceed the expectations.

this is a perspective of a life, someone's life. A perspective of someone who's knowledgeable on so many levels, but still confused about her own self perception

Seventeen‑year‑old Lili Fenn has never been allowed to ask questions. Then Raff rolls into Sunny Creek - handsome, mysterious, and far too familiar. Too bad blood and chaos seem to follow him wherever he goes. Before long, Lili is caught up in a mystery that runs deeper than she could ever imagine. All while trying to survive high school. And hide cryptids from Gran. And maybe accidentally resurrect a cat. But that's no big deal... right?

So I am reading the book FBI way by Frank Figliuzzi, are stories in my life where I used the 7 C's: Code, Conservancy, Clarity, Consequences, Compassion, Credibility, and Consistency. This is no a memoir or autobiography, but more less storytelling essays. When I block stories out from my life I hope you find some enlightenment. Word count: 10930 *noticed on Instagram* **on Amazon as ebook and paperback ** ***please rate kindle on goodreads ***

A collection of some of the poetry I have been writing lately. An insight into the mind of the mentally ill. From the perspective of someone with Aspergers, Inattentive ADD, Generalised Anxiety Disorder and Depression. I also have firsthand experience of living with someone with an addiction, and personality disorders.

When eight-year-old Jonathan met his autistic cousin Asher, he never imagined that their brief encounter would shape the course of his entire life. Bound by a childhood promise made in the face of tragedy, Jonathan embarks on a decades-long journey to unlock the mysteries of the autistic mind. But as he rises to become a world-renowned neuroscientist, he discovers that his greatest lessons came not from textbooks or laboratories, but from a boy who never spoke a word. A touching tale of love, loss, and the power of human connection, this story reminds us that sometimes, the most profound impact on our lives comes from the most unexpected sources.

Vampire contest. Vampire hunters. Prompt a nearby town has rumours of vampires. You and your friends plan a trip. And find an old abandoned mansion and meet a real vampire. Lewis ends up taking his special need brother on a vampire hunt. After Katie talks his brother Jo into it. August 2021

Last one standing contest by superhero. Prompt you wake up to a noise and all your super hero friends are missing. Anna is on the hunt for her friends. Second story featuring Season hill.