BOOKS

These are books Stacey has found genuinely helpful — either for herself or for the boys — organized below by category. None of these require a diagnosis or a crisis to be worth picking up; most work as everyday tools.

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For Younger Kids

Adoption Is Both, by Elena Hall

The Invisible String, by Patrice Karst

I Am Confident, Brave & Beautiful, by Hopscotch Girls

A Crocodile in the Family, by Kitty Black

Roaring Mad Riley, by Allison Szczecinski, M.Ed.

The 3 Minute Gratitude Journal for Kids, by Modern Kid Press

Riley the Brave, by Jessica Sinarski

Executive Functioning Workbook for Kids, by Dr. Sharon Grand

You Can Trust: 100 Devotions, by Katy Boatman

What Should Danny Do, by Adir Levy and Ganit Levy

How to Be a Person, by Catherine Newman

Ninja Life Hacks: Social Awareness and Relationship Skills Box Set, by Mary Nhin

For Teens

I would, but MY DAMN MIND won't let me!, by Jacqui Letran

Emotional Intelligence for Teens, by Lamberd Beno

Thriving with ADHD Workbook for Teens, by Allison Tyler, LCSW

Adulting Like A Pro, by Miranda Young

Guy Stuff: The Body Book for Boys, by Dr. Cara Natterson