All My Stripes
Zane the zebra learns that his autism stripe is part of what makes him wonderful.
Image source: Open Library
Books for Every Kind of Mind
Stories that celebrate autism, difference, and the beauty of being understood.
We've looked for picture books that make a family feel less alone. If you need stories about different minds, these are ones we think might help.
Respect, not pity. For siblings, classmates, and the child who is looking for their own face on the page.
Stories that make room
For bedtime, classrooms, and the quiet work of belonging.
A Day with No Words
A nonverbal autistic boy and his mother share a day of AAC, love, and being understood.
Image source: Open Library
Bitsy Bat, School Star
A little bat finds her way at school, stims and all. Written by an autistic author.
Image source: Open Library
Different: A Great Thing to Be!
A celebration of being gloriously, obviously yourself.
Image source: Open Library
We're All Wonders
A gentler, younger doorway into Wonder. Kindness as a superpower.
Image source: Open Library
Just Ask!
Children with different abilities garden together. Curiosity without staring.
Image source: Open Library
What Happened to You?
A one-legged pirate boy would rather talk about pirates than his limb difference.
Image source: Open Library
My Brother Charlie
A sister explains her autistic brother with pride and ordinary love.
Image source: Open Library
I See Things Differently
A calm, clear introduction to autism for young children and their classmates.
Image source: Open Library
Flap Your Hands
A joyful look at stimming. Hands, bodies, and the ways we soothe ourselves.
Image source: Open LibraryCover images are linked from Open Library and publishers for identification. All rights belong to their respective creators. GINGI illustrations are original brand artwork.
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