Dyslexia Stories

For twenty-one years, Easton Brooks has known exactly where he belongs, on his family's wheat farm in the tiny town of Pine Ridge, Montana. A basketball scholarship to Redmont University was never supposed to change that. It was simply an opportunity, one he's worked his entire life for and one he refuses to waste. But between the expectations of being Redmont's biggest transfer, a campus that feels impossibly large, and the pressure to prove he deserves every minute on the court, the confidence everyone else sees begins to crack. Behind closed doors, panic attacks become harder to hide and the future he's always dreamed of starts to feel terrifying instead. Bree Watson knows better than anyone what basketball can take away. As the daughter of Redmont's head coach, she's spent years building a life that exists everywhere except inside the college basketball program. But some memories refuse to stay in the past and some wounds never truly heal. When she stumbles across a hopelessly lost transfer student during orientation week, helping him find his way seems like nothing more than an act of kindness. Bree has no idea that the quiet farm boy with freckles, an easy smile and a terrible sense of direction is Redmont's newest basketball star, and Easton has no idea the girl who helped him find his first class is the one person every player has been warned to stay away from. As chance encounters become shared electives, late-night study sessions and afternoons coaching Bree's young basketball team, she discovers there's far more to Easton than the player the crowd chants for every game. Behind the spotlight is someone who misses home, carries the weight of impossible expectations and is quietly fighting battles no one else can see. Sometimes home isn't a place. Sometimes it's the person who reminds you who you were before the world told you who you had to become. *Redmont University Novel #1*

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.

where sayuri can't distinguish a stoplight from a salad but tops every class with a book in her hand; and sumedh reads letters like they're abstract choreography, but paints digital worlds in neon hues that she'll never truly see. here, love is blind... and apparently a little confused.

Hollyn Parkinson dreams of building a bright future, but living with dyslexia makes her path more challenging than she expected. When she discovers Tyler High School's Adult Transition Program, she finds a welcoming community that helps young adults develop life skills, confidence, independence, and new opportunities. As Hollyn grows alongside supportive teachers, coaches, friends, and her family, she discovers a love for Special Olympics Unified Basketball, where athletes and partners compete together through teamwork, inclusion, and sportsmanship. Along the way, she forms meaningful friendships, overcomes obstacles, strengthens her faith, and learns that true success is measured not only by victories on the court, but also by the courage to believe in yourself. Filled with heart, hope, humor, and inspiring moments, "The Unified Star" is an uplifting coming-of-age sports story about perseverance, inclusion, friendship, and chasing your dreams no matter what challenges stand in your way.

Twelve-year-old Sydney has always looked up to her older brothers. Mason, seventeen, is the steady one-the quiet backbone of the family who seems like he already knows how to be an adult. Banks, fourteen, is the storm. Loud, unpredictable, always in trouble at school and at home. And Sydney loves them both in completely different ways. But lately, something about Banks doesn't add up. His anger feels sharper. His excuses don't quite make sense. And the more the family tries to correct his behavior, the worse everything becomes. Teachers complain. Parents argue late into the night. Mason tries to hold everything together while Sydney quietly watches it all unravel, still believing her big brother is just... misunderstood. Then Sydney discovers the truth Banks has been hiding for years-he can't read. What follows is a fragile, painful reckoning. The family is forced to confront not only Banks' secret, but everything they missed, ignored, or misunderstood along the way. Shame and fear collide with love and loyalty, and suddenly nothing feels simple anymore-not what Banks did, not why he did it, and not how to fix what's been broken for so long. Sydney finds herself caught in the middle, determined to protect the brother she adores while the family fractures under the weight of a truth they never saw coming. And just when they begin to find a way forward, an accident changes everything-reshaping their lives in a way none of them are prepared for, and forcing them to decide what family really means when everything falls apart. A heartbreaking story about hidden struggles, misunderstood behavior, and the kind of love that has to survive the truth.

Diffrent stories about people on Diffrent parts of the autism spectrum. Sum may be longer then others.

Clara De Luca is the sweetest girl you will ever meet. kind, smart, caring and beautiful she is the De Luca family's pride and joy. but what happens when this pride and joy is stripped away from them only to be returned 10 years later? Clara is not the same little girl they knew. And her brothers aren't the same people they once were. But underneath it all lays a broken family that yearns for the love they once knew. The love a certain little girl seems to have brought back into the home. ‼️TW‼️ Sexual abuse abuse self harm mentions of addiction mentions of suicide torture murder if you're not comfortable with any of these subjects look after yourself and I'm sure I'll see you in another book :)

Some people are born with disorders, some aren't. But, these five boys are. THIS IS A FICTIONAL WORK. MY HERO ACADEMIA DOES NOT BELONG TO ME. •Tenya Iida: ADHD •Eijiro Kirishima: Amnesia •Hanta Sero: Anorexia •Yuuga Aoyama: Bipolar •Shoto Todoroki: Dyslexia TRIGGER WARNING: Anorexia Amnesia Bipolar Dyslexia ADHD

I'm going to be fully honest I'm making this up as I go, but your most likely gay so you'll probably read it.

Ivy Llewellyn is going to fail high school. She's a bad girl, and she knows it. But then her mother drops the bomb, she's going to summer school. There she learns a lot about herself, good and bad through Asher. Who is way more than everyone sees him as. She meets Sam, a really good-hearted guy, and she realizes that friend groups shouldn't be put in a box. Like she's been doing all her life. They and a ragtag group of friends must create a plan to get out of summer school, and stay out. Permanently.

It all started with school then softball then she moves in with my MOM and me. Hi am Calynn this is my story on how my worst enemy became my best friend.

Hailey Pierce has never understood the appeal of One Direction. On the other hand, her best friend Kiara is obsessed with them, especially one boy in particular. But what happens when Kiara makes her go to the final One Direction concert of their tour? What happens when Hailey happens to catch the eyes of two of the famous band members? Well one thing is for sure, The Girl With The Red Lipstick is in for a lot of trouble.

This story captured the complex and often painful relationship between me and my mom , highlighting the fractures and tension that exist between us.

River Chance and Aida Reid are two people in practically different worlds. Aida's world is silent and exclusive to the written world, and River can barely read. After being 'advised' to leave yet another school, River ends up starting afresh. Being the knew kid is something he is used to but that doesn't make him despise it any less. The stares, the questions and the prying people. He can't seem to get away from the lime light and despite his tough, loud exterior, all River wants is something stable that feels like home. So when home comes in the form of a girl- the only person who doesn't seem to pry or ask questions or seem interested in him at all- River feels the need to do anything he can to keep her, even if they are living in completely different worlds.

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A short story story ( maybe ) about a girl who's only hope is escape and evasion. A/N This is my first time putting an original story ( not a fanfic ) up so please don't be to harsh. Although I do like constructive criticism every now and then. I am Dyslexic so the spelling might not be the best, sorry in advance. Enjoy :)

Dyslexia is one of the most common learning disabilities, yet it remains shrouded in misconceptions. These myths can lead to misunderstandings, stigma, and ineffective approaches to supporting individuals with dyslexia. In this article, we'll dispel some of the most prevalent myths about dyslexia and uncover the facts, empowering you with accurate information.

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Harry, Severus and Remus go into hiding, Harry and Severus because and Remus because of the ministry what if a month goes onto another and another repeatedly, what happens when there a teenage stuck with his two crush, he's got to go got it no matter what people around the world would think - C.W.