Jazmine Crawford doesn’t make decisions. She doesn’t make choices. She doesn’t make friends. Jazmine only wants one thing: to be invisible. It’s a lot easier to take out her hearing aid and drift along pretending that nothing’s wrong than it is to admit that she’s heartbroken.

byCecily Anne Paterson

8-year-old Austin looks at life through a different lens. He has Autism. He is unique and would like to tell you about his life, how he navigates through it and what you can do to help kids like him!

bySelina Jackson

“Asha’s Little Ears” is the story of a girl, who was born with a genetic condition called Treacher Collins Syndrome (TCS), just like her Dada.

byBecky Zingale

Even on their worst days, every mommy is someone’s hero. In this sweet tribute to moms with chronic health conditions, Jennifer Senne reminds little readers that even when things are tough, Mommies are a WONDER!

byJennifer Senne

Join Mary Jane as she travels to the Pacific Coast and learns about Medicinal Cannabis along the way. She will meet everyday people who happen to use Medical Cannabis. As she travels state to state, she discovers how different state laws can impact the availability of Medicinal Cannabis for patients and some of the other hardships they can face.

byMallory Callahan

"How Petey Got His Puff" follows a puffer fish named Petey who cannot puff on his own. He gets some help from an oceanographer named Kai. Our hope is that this book will help everyone to look past the tubes and truly see the special children who use them.

byAmy Lynn McConahy

Marina has spina bifida and an anxiety disorder. Her family has just moved and she is about to start at a new school. Marina wants to meet the children who play in the park across from her house but is scared. When Nana arrives with a magical gift, Marina discovers that she can bring her origami to life. This gives her the confidence to go to the park. Paper Magic is a story about friendship, finding courage, and discovering that you don't need magic to be worthwhile.

byJeffery E Doherty

Polar Bear and Teddy Bear explain what it means to be a service dog. They even have friends they want to introduce to the world! The only thing they ask, is to be left alone while working. Distractions can stop them from doing their really important jobs.

byRylee Tuggle

This is the story about a child who has a younger brother diagnosed with ME/CFS. As a way to help his brother, he puts on an event to teach others about his condition. Inspired by a true story. It talks about ME/CFS as well as empowers siblings of chronically ill kids to do something to help.

byMelissa Gijsbers

Lola is in the middle on the netball court. She is also in the middle in life ... stuck between her parents fighting and her best friends arguing.

When her netball team looks like they might be in the State Finals, Lola steps up as captain.
But she has bigger problems when the doctor says that she might have to stop playing netball.
Can she ever stand up for herself?
Or will she always be stuck in the middle?

byCecily Anne Paterson

Meet Anabel. She has an invisible disorder and is learning how to be herself. She explains how she stays brave and has a loving and caring support system. She hopes that other children with invisible disorders follow her lead and learn they are special too!

byRylee Tuggle