Cory Stories A Kids Book About Living With ADHD by Jeanne Kraus

This insightful picture book offers a child's-eye view of life with ADHD through the authentic voice of a young boy named Cory. The narrative thoughtfully explores the daily challenges of attention regulation and impulse control while providing concrete strategies for managing these symptoms. Parents seeking resources about neurodiversity will appreciate how the book translates complex neurological concepts into relatable childhood experiences, making it an excellent tool for explaining ADHD to both diagnosed children and their peers.

What distinguishes this story is its balanced approach—it neither minimizes the struggles nor defines Cory by his diagnosis, instead showing how understanding and practical tools can lead to real progress. The inclusion of parental support and professional guidance models a healthy ecosystem for managing attention differences. Children who think differently will see themselves reflected in these pages, while all young readers will gain empathy and understanding of neurodiversity in their classrooms and communities.