Leonardo da Vinci. Benny Blanco. Simone Biles. Paris Hilton.
What do these people have in common? ADHD!
Did you know that many people believe the prolific musician Wolfgang Mozart had ADHD? Or that the iconic sports superstar Babe Ruth likely had it? Or that bestselling author Dav Pilkey, who wrote Captain Underpants and Dog Man, does too?
In this fully illustrated book, you'll learn all about 30 athletes, artists, scientists, entrepreneurs, and politicians who have or had ADHD and the accomplishments they achieved.
ADHD is not just a limitation. It's a source of creativity, resilience, and innovation.
Not So Neurotypical: A Fun and Illustrated Celebration of 30 Influential People with ADHD is a biographical collection that's designed for young readers, families, and educators.
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Whether you're looking for inspiration, representation, or just an exciting read, this book proves that ADHD minds have always shaped the world—and always will.
Featured ADHD trailblazers include influential people in:
A writer originally from Detroit, Michigan, Terrance Crawford has passion for storytelling, world-building, and humor. He currently lives in New York City. He was diagnosed with ADHD as a child.
Rachel Cash is a digital artist from Burbank, California living with her partner and their cat, Fio. She's worked for the indie video game developer Colorgrave, doing character design and promotional art. She has also done designs for The Last Unicorn's official merchandise and recently was co-illustrator on The Official Neopets Colouring Book. In her free time, she loves playing classics on her Gamecube like Harvest Moon and Paper Mario, or trying to find the best matcha in Los Angeles.