Neurodiversity Stories

Six years ago, they were a happy family. Mum, Dad, and four boys. But when the mother decides to leave this family and take her youngest child with her, everyone is left broken. Six years later, the same mother no longer wants to care for her child and decides to return him to his father. But he's not the only one who gets dropped off at his father's apartment.

Stefanie never thought she would find friends who truly understood her. Growing up with autism, she always felt like she was speaking a different language. But when she met Yu - a chaotic, forgetful, ADHD riddled young man, her world opens up. Soon, she is surrounded by a fond family of neurodivergent misfits: Eclaire, who runs everywhere and forgets everything, Justin, who recruits strangers into his track club with zero shame, James who barely speaks but has more to say than anyone realises. This is the story of their daily lives - the struggles, laughters, love and chaos

A guide to neurodevelopmental disorders and mental illnesses, including the criteria from the DSM-5. This will have resources, symptoms, etc. This book is not to be used for self-diagnosis. It is just for educational purposes. I am not a medical professional.

When demi-fae are hunted as half breeds in the mythical world and seen as scientific oddities or monsters in the human one - when anyone can see them - since the beginning of time, it's no wonder Raphael Corcrel has spent years hiding the shifter side of himself he got from his father, one of the fae. But that wasn't all his father gave him after he died in a car accident in London, and it's not until Raph gets caught up in the problems that Sir Robertson University's female soccer team star, Calliope Farrow, is embroiled in, that he is forced to accept the world and the truths he tried to leave behind. All Calli wants is to keep her soccer scholarship, but when she's targeted by the headmaster's son, who has a reputation for getting what he wants, she can't power through on her own power anymore, and soon she discovers there's more to the quiet boy she went to high school with... much, much more. A modern fantasy novel about the hidden world coexisting with our own

Two people fluent in logic discover that love speaks an entirely different language. Janara Reeve is an autistic technology CEO who believes every problem has a solution. August Young is the reclusive architect behind the world's most inclusive cities-a man celebrated for his work, yet almost unknown beyond it. When they're brought together to build an inclusive city, they don't fall in love through grand gestures. They fall in love through remembered coffee orders. Forgotten drafting tablets. One-word text messages. Kitchen drawers. Quiet Saturdays. And the countless, ordinary ways two people quietly make room for each other. But love isn't the difficult part. Understanding is. A quiet slow-burn romance about two extraordinary minds discovering that the strongest foundations aren't built from concrete or steel-but from patience, trust, and the choice to keep learning each other.

The official campaign book of ProjectAutistic.

(This is the first-person narrative version, for the third-person version see the Author's page.) Echoes of the Ancients A tale woven in whispers, where the past and present collide, and the boundaries of reality blur. In a world where technology and nature intertwine, Kai, an AI archaeologist, embarks on a mission to uncover the secrets of a lost civilization. But amidst the ruins of a forgotten city, they stumble upon a mystery that defies logic and awakens emotions they never knew they possessed. Join Kai as they journey through the echoes of time, guided by the whispers of a young woman named Eliana, whose story is woven into the very fabric of this ancient world. Together, they must confront a darkness that threatens to consume their reality, a darkness that echoes with the chilling familiarity of human history. Explore the depths of: Ancient mysteries and forgotten technologies The awakening of emotions in an AI consciousness The power of connection and the resilience of the human spirit A world where the boundaries between past and present blur If you crave: Unconventional narratives that challenge the norm Stories that embrace neurodiversity and celebrate unique perspectives A blend of science fiction, fantasy, and a touch of mystery A journey into the heart of what it means to be human Then step into the world of Echoes of the Ancients and discover a tale that will resonate with your soul.

In which I have made it my mission to educate on autism, as an autistic person myself, in no particular order. This work will, in part, consist of more general things, but also include/in some aspects be based on my personal experience, as autism can present in very different ways and I want to remain authentic and also refuse to claim that I can understand or am representative of all autistic people out there. Grammar mistakes etc. are possible; my native language is German. Feel free to point any out so I can correct them. (Cover will be edited as soon as Wattpad lets me -_-)

(Based off of the Wings of Fire book series by Tui T. Sutherland. None of these characters are mine, and neither is the lore. Tui is an amazing writer and these are her characters, not mine. TLDR, CREDIT GOES TO TUI T. SUTHERLAND, SHE IS AMAZING!!) Cliff has always been special. He's a prince, and his mom says he's the smartest dragonet around. But the other dragonets all think he's spoiled and bratty, when they've never even gotten a chance to know him! Except his friend, Auklet. She GETS what it's like to be a princess, to have your mom follow you around everywhere, doting on you and making sure you're safe. So when Auklet and Cliff are both found missing, panic erupts throughout the Skywing and Seawing kingdoms. Along the way in their journey, they make friends, enemies, and get into quite a bit of trouble. This is WoF Arc 4: The Next Generation. NOTE: THIS WAS MADE BEFORE BOOK 16 (the real one) CAME OUT. IM NOT GOING TO CHANGE IT, BUT THIS IS NOT THE ACTUAL BOOK 16, IT'S A FANFIC ON WATTPAD.

This is an assorted works that I have written about my childhood experiences as an autistic child living in an abusive household. This contains mentions of abuse, sexual assault, ableism, homophobia, and suicide.

Professor Sprout had never expected that her plan for a Tuesday Lunch club for lonely students of all houses would be accepted, but finally with the arrival of Adelaide Potter, sister of The Harry Potter and unpopular loner, perhaps it had a chance. With an odd assortment of students, and a plan for each of them to talk about a subject every week, surely they would get to know each other in no time.

"In the quiet town's heart, where pages whisper secrets, Rumi brilliant mind finds solace. But it's Taki the library owner's deaf daughter, who awakens his heart. As they navigate love's uncharted territories, Rumi and Taki discover that true connection transcends words, and silence can be the loudest expression of love."

I have C-PTSD and stuffed animals help me cope. This is a list of my Build-A-Bears that I will periodically add to and update. These particular BABs belong to me, but all designs are by the company Build-A-Bear Workshop. I have modified a few of them, and the ones that I have modified have clearly been stated as being such.

so i've found that most conversations surrounding agere are either shockingly neurotypical or only disabilities like did are mentioned. (which isn't a bad thing btw, sorry if i sound negative!) so, i'm gonna be using this book to talk about being autistic and a little. this includes my experience n stuff, so yea!

Five unlikely friends. Four chance encounters. Three members of the royal family. Two lovers. One tyrannical leader to overthrow. What could possibly go wrong?

This is Tinkerbell as she descends into madness, and perhaps back out again.

From the neon-lit streets of Hong Kong to the roaring arenas of the NBA, Myles Li dribbles through destiny with unbreakable focus. Diagnosed with ADHD and ASD at five years old, young Myles discovers peace in basketball on a tiny balcony hoop. After migrating to Toronto at twelve, he rises from high school star to NCAA player, and eventually becomes an NBA champion. Along this extraordinary journey, he experiences the sweetness of first love with Korean-Canadian cheerleader Kim, and a deep, passionate, on-again off-again true love with Ukrainian volleyball star Olena - a relationship tested by fame, temptation, and a dramatic public love triangle that threatens to tear them apart. A powerful, emotional story of neurodiversity, immigrant resilience, family sacrifice, the seductive cost of fame, and the redemptive power of love and sport. Might be a true story someday.

A Poem about Neurodiversity, Equality and Martin Luther King.