A Delightful Human Difference - Paperback

$37.00

The paperback edition of A Delightful Human Difference: Reframing ADHD for Good

An illustrated book about ADHD for adults and teens, and the people who love, work with and support them.

By Matthew Johnstone and Janelle Booker

A Delightful Human Difference follows Kipi Comelately from childhood through diagnosis and beyond. Kipi has spent much of her life being told she is too much, too messy and always late. What she hasn’t understood is that she has ADHD.

Matthew Johnstone’s illustrations and Janelle Booker’s psychological insight invite readers to recognise themselves, or someone they love or work with, and to see ADHD more fully: the struggle, frustration and shame as well as the often-overlooked strengths.

Who it’s for
Adults and teens with ADHD, diagnosed or exploring the possibility, and the parents, partners, friends, colleagues and professionals who want to understand them. Although illustrated, it is not a children’s picture book.

The paperback

  • Over 100 pages and 90 full-colour illustrations

  • Size 210 × 210 mm, softcover

  • Posted from Australia by the authors

Shipping
$10 flat-rate shipping within Australia. Free shipping on orders over $100.

Buying for a school, clinic or group?
For orders of 10 or more books, please contact us for pricing.

The paperback edition of A Delightful Human Difference: Reframing ADHD for Good

An illustrated book about ADHD for adults and teens, and the people who love, work with and support them.

By Matthew Johnstone and Janelle Booker

A Delightful Human Difference follows Kipi Comelately from childhood through diagnosis and beyond. Kipi has spent much of her life being told she is too much, too messy and always late. What she hasn’t understood is that she has ADHD.

Matthew Johnstone’s illustrations and Janelle Booker’s psychological insight invite readers to recognise themselves, or someone they love or work with, and to see ADHD more fully: the struggle, frustration and shame as well as the often-overlooked strengths.

Who it’s for
Adults and teens with ADHD, diagnosed or exploring the possibility, and the parents, partners, friends, colleagues and professionals who want to understand them. Although illustrated, it is not a children’s picture book.

The paperback

  • Over 100 pages and 90 full-colour illustrations

  • Size 210 × 210 mm, softcover

  • Posted from Australia by the authors

Shipping
$10 flat-rate shipping within Australia. Free shipping on orders over $100.

Buying for a school, clinic or group?
For orders of 10 or more books, please contact us for pricing.