Books About Specific Learning Difficulties

The list author says:
	"Dyslexia & dyspraxia are separate conditions which can co-exist - they shouldn't really be lumped together. However, this book covers ground that few others do - the impact they have on personality."

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	"An inspirational coping manual written by a teenage girl with learning difficulties - primaily severe dyspraxia but a cocktail of others including Aspergers Syndrome, dyscalculia and hyperlexia."

The list author says:
	"A good introduction to dyspraxia for young children and their friends."

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	"Memoir of an American teenager with dyscalculia. Not as accomplished as Caged in Chaos but with a more specific focus on what is a very overlooked condition."

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	"Don't actually know how good it is but if only my school's Maths department had known anything like it."

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	"A children's story about a young girl with dypsraxia."

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	"A first-person story about a young boy with dyspraxia. If you liked Mark Haddon's "The Curious Incident..." you'll like this."

The list author says:
	"Says it's for dyspraxics but more of a broad-brush guide for people with all dys's/ADD/ASD etc. Tries to do a bit too much at once, but still worth a look."

The list author says:
	"Hooray for dyscalculia puns!!!"