ADHD Girls 12 Success Stories: Help Her Build Confidence, Improve Focus, and Thrive with Simple, Proven Strategies (Neurodivergent Success Stories Series Book 4) cover art

ADHD Girls 12 Success Stories: Help Her Build Confidence, Improve Focus, and Thrive with Simple, Proven Strategies (Neurodivergent Success Stories Series Book 4)

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ADHD Girls 12 Success Stories: Help Her Build Confidence, Improve Focus, and Thrive with Simple, Proven Strategies (Neurodivergent Success Stories Series Book 4)

By: Richard Bass
Narrated by: Faith Nightingale
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Does your daughter feel like something is wrong with her? It isn't.Girls with ADHD are so often missed. They do not always bounce off the walls. Instead they daydream, they mask their struggles, and they work twice as hard to keep up before falling apart at home. They get called spacey, dramatic, or too sensitive, when what they really need is to be understood.This ADHD book for girls gives your daughter twelve stories about girls just like her, each facing a real challenge and discovering that different is not broken.Inside this book for girls ages 7 to 12, she will meet:Zoe, who hides how hard she is workingWillow, who drifts into daydreams during classSofia, who feels she has to make everything perfectIsabella, who is told she is too muchPriya, who struggles to keep friendsHarper, who cannot seem to stay organizedChloe, who forgets almost everythingLayla, whose feelings feel far too bigGabby, who talks and talksAria, who cannot make herself startNora, who is always running lateRuby, who finally discovers what her brain does bestEvery story includes:A relatable story she will see herself in, told without shame or lecturesThree simple Think About It questions to help her reflect on her own lifeOne practical Try This activity she can do this week with a parentThis social emotional learning book also helps parents understand:Why ADHD in girls looks different and is so often overlookedHow masking, perfectionism, and anxiety hide the real struggleSimple tools for focus, organization, working memory, and big emotionsHow to build confidence and self esteem in a daughter with ADHDWritten by a special education teacher who has helped thousands of families, this ADHD workbook style story collection turns hard days into hope. Give your daughter the words for what she has been feeling, and the confidence to know her brain is not a problem to fix. It is a gift to understand.©2026 Richard Bass (P)2026 Richard Bass Literature & Fiction Personal Development Personal Success
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