Neurodiversity Stories

Fresh out of juvenile detention and desperate for a second chance, Ric should be stepping into freedom, not straight into a storm of buried secrets, dangerous loyalties, and a love story with impossible consequences. As he reunites with Bobby and the other outliers, he also uncovers shocking family ties and falls hard for Dara. A rival from Ric's past is hunting him, a haunted forest is calling its lost back home, and a brilliant teen coder's immersive AI game may have opened the door to something far more real than anyone understands. What begins as a story of redemption and found family detonates into a genre-bending collision of thriller, romance, and supernatural invasion, where teens with everything to lose must face monsters from both worlds, while they discover whether love, loyalty, and sheer nerve are enough to survive the fight.

"They look at my test scores and see a prodigy. They look at my size and see a child. But nobody sees how hard it is just to hold it all together." Thirteen-year-old Lily is a walking contradiction. To the professors at the university library, she's the tiny, quiet genius in oversized noise-canceling headphones who can solve advanced astrophysics equations before lunch. But outside the comfort of her textbooks, the world is a loud, overwhelming sensory minefield. While Lily's mind operates at a college level, her body and emotional processing navigate profound developmental delays-leaving her physically small, easily overwhelmed, and managing a private vulnerability that she keeps fiercely hidden from the world. For Lily, stress isn't just an internal feeling; it has a tangible physical toll. When the sensory chaos of a crowded school hallway or the crushing anxiety of a social situation peaks, her body betrays her, leading to humiliating stress-induced wetting incidents. It is an exhausting cycle of hiding diapers under baggy clothes, calculating bathroom intervals like math problems, and praying nobody notices the extra backpack she carries. When a brilliant but demanding new mentorship opportunity forces Lily out of her quiet sanctuary and into a high-stakes team environment, the friction between her towering intellect and her physical vulnerabilities reaches a breaking point. Can Lily learn to solve the most complex problem of all-accepting her own needs-before her biggest secret is exposed to the peers she desperately wants to respect her?

"When life and reality come in love's way- No matter what come may, love will always find a way." - Someone whom I deeply respect and love This is a story close to my heart. I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed writing it. Here is what it is about: Four young women. Two different time periods. One great story. Will their love stand the test of time? There is only one way to find out... By reading 'Always & Forever'

An insight into the world of Neurodiversity through the eyes of someone with lived experience (UK)

(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.

Copyright registration TXu 2-534-829. When seventh-grader Bobby Wilder and his friends survive a second terrifying crossing into a hidden world parallel to their own, they discover that the line between human and monster is thinner (and more personal) than they ever imagined. As wildfires rage, strange creatures stalk their dreams, and a girl long thought lost joins their dangerous journey home, Bobby must confront the truth about loyalty, identity, and what it means to grow up when adults don't (and can't) believe you. Haunted by a relentless beast and bound by a psychic connection that links him to his friends across worlds, Bobby races to protect the people he loves before both worlds collide. This story is a fast-paced, emotionally charged middle grade/YA adventure blending survival, mystery, and supernatural suspense with found-family bonds and a shocking final reveal that changes everything Bobby thought he knew about himself.

Everything from spontaneous thoughts to infodumps to philosophical insights and facts I find important.

Harry and Louis are childhood friends (age may vary from chapter to chapter). Louis is diagnosed with severe ADHD and is autistic. One-shot styles chapters. Age may vary chapter to chapter and will be indicated.

Julian Harrison killed his parents. At least, this is what he believes. Orphaned at eight years old by a freak accident, Julian grew up in the foster care system, bouncing from group homes to traditional foster homes and back again, before he aged out. Now, he lives in a dingy basement apartment while working for one of the most prolific finance firms in New York City while still struggling to make ends meet. His landlady and his direct manager are the only "family" he has, and the feeling is largely one-sided... or so he thinks.

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

A semi-autobiographical story about a neurodiverse 8 year old going to summer camp for the first time in 1968

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 ***

Melanie Marshall a.k.a. "Mel" or "Marshmellow" begins her genesis at gaining work experience starting with the place that promised her a bright future; high school. Nearly a decade of her life had laid waste despite getting a degree in Graphic Design. After getting cloistered during the pandemic and life regained a semblance of normalcy she decided to go back to high school to work as a security guard. Needless to say that there will be teenagers doing what any teenager does: mess around, binge, get in trouble, hook up, make noise-- you know the drill. How long will Marshmellow last until she's no smore?

In a world of anthropomorphic animals, neurodivergent cat Aspen is tired of her ordinary high school life. She immerses herself in fantasy worlds to find entertainment- and to escape her loneliness and anxiety. She wishes something fantastical would happen to make things more exciting. But some wishes don't turn out as expected. When increasingly bizarre things begin to happen, everyone notices. But Aspen is the only one who seems to realize anything is out of place. As the events get weirder, they also become more dangerous. Aspen and some fellow Neurodivergents know something is off, and they may be the only ones who can figure out what it is- unless one of the otherworldly entities roaming around kills them first.

In 1950s Montreal, a young student is quietly forced to switch from left to right-handedness-a change that would ripple through his life in subtle and lasting ways. Blending memoir, cultural reflection, and poetic form, The Ghost of My Lost Left Hand explores how a single hand reshaped identity, memory, and the mind itself.

All characters and world and story this is fanfic of belongs to Hiro Morita with Copyright If you read this after I just posted the first thing for this, I know Autism and ADHD aren't the only forms of neurodivergence, I just wanted to write something centering Bel Daizora since I have that hc for him. Just stories centering headcanons I have for Beyblade Burst characters. Some of this is based on my own experiences, but some isn't. Also, I'll simplify my own experiences a lot in this. AKA, it won't be accurate, and if I write something innacurate that's unintentionally ableist. Please let me know and I'll rewrite. Also, I know the first post for this is kinda trash but I'm probably rewriting it later and stuff for myself. Also some of the treatment is based on experiences I know other people have had with ableism, since I'm lucky enough to not deal with that as much but a lot of other people aren't. Also, though it's easier for me to write stories about autistic characters, I'll try to not just write stories about them and add variety. I'm saying this because I don't just want people's takeaway from this to be that neurodiversity is just autism and ADHD because it isn't TW: Internalized ableism, ableism in general, parental issues(Mainly abandonment because I'm not including my lore theories into this so I have to change the backstories for this), etc.

The official campaign book of ProjectAutistic.

Robbie Hatman is a 13 year old lad who is having to go through the emotional trauma of his parents getting a divorce and all the stress that comes with it. This leads Robbie to find solace in the local landscape and making a discovery that changes his life and the relationship with his parents. The story was written in 2016/17 but never explored the idea of publishing. This was my first attempt of writing. I have finally decided to share the work to other readers. I know it needs more develpment but never got the chance to take it further.