Amazon.co.uk: Best Books on Dyspraxia

Best Books on Dyspraxia
A Listmania! list by Victoria Biggs "bibliophile" (Cambridge, England)

1. DEVELOPMENTAL DYSPRAXIA 2EDS: A Manual for Parents and Professionals by Madeleine Portwood

The list author says:
	"The classic textbook on developmental dyspraxia. Lucid, thorough, and helpful."

�20.90 Used & New from: �14.00

(9 customer reviews)

2. Dyspraxia: Developmental Co-ordination Disorder by Amanda Kirby

The list author says:
	"Another classic that is packed with practical advice on how to support a dyspraxic child. There are also two chapters on dyspraxia in adolescence and adulthood."

�9.09 Used & New from: �1.63

(17 customer reviews)

3. GUIDE TO DYSPRAXIA AND DCDS by Andrew Kirby

The list author says:
	"Dr Kirby's best book, in my opinion. Detailed, informative, and broad in its scope."

�18.00 Used & New from: �9.95

(1 customer review)

4. THATS THE WAY I THINK DYSLEXIA EXPL: Dyslexia and Dyspraxia Explained by David Grant

The list author says:
	"A novel new approach to dyspraxia and dyslexia. This short book focuses on the effect such learning differences have on the whole personality."

Used & New from: �14.27

(9 customer reviews)

5. Caged in Chaos: A Dyspraxic Guide to Breaking Free by Victoria Biggs

The list author says:
	"I wrote this book when I was 16, the first book to talk directly to dyspraxic teenagers."

�11.66 Used & New from: �8.31

(25 customer reviews)

6. Living with Dyspraxia: A Guide for Adults with Developmental Dyspraxia by Victoria Biggs

The list author says:
	"A handbook for dyspraxic adults, crammed with useful advice and coping strategies. I love it."

�11.69 Used & New from: �8.25

(7 customer reviews)

7. My Friend Has Dyspraxia by Nicola Edwards

The list author says:
	"A wonderful book that explains dyspraxia in clear and simple terms. If you have a dyspraxic child or student, give this book to his classmates."

Used & New from: �21.98

(4 customer reviews)