These books don’t quite fit into any of the specific categories based on diagnoses, so they are listed in the section of the library list called ‘Learning Disabilities and Special Needs in general’.There are some pretty good books amongst them, which you might not come across when you are looking in for books in the other sections
- L6198 When the Bough Breaks: a mother’s story by Julia Hollander
- L6213 Special Educational Needs Inclusion and Diversity by Norah Frederickson
- L6245 Children with Complex and Continuing Health Needs: experiences of children families and care staff by Jacqui Hewitt-Taylor
- L6249 Is That My Child? Exploding myths of dyspraxia, dysplexia, tourette syndrome of childhood, ADD, ADHD and OCD by Robin Pauc
- L6257 Mothering Special Needs: a different maternal journey by Anna Karin Kingston
- L6276 Understanding Your Special Needs Grandchild by Clare Jones
- L6278 A Practical Guide to Equal Opportunities by Hyacinth Malik
- L6314 Building a Joyful Life with your Child who has special needs by Nancy Whiteman
- L6372 Disabled Children Living Away From Home in Foster Care and Residential Settings by Claire Burns
- L6488 If Only I’d Known That a Year Ago by RADAR
- L6493 Letters to the Home Front: positive thoughts and ideas for parents bringing up children with developmental disabilities by John Clements
- L6500 Chicken Soup for the Soul: children with special needs by Jack Canfield
- L6535 Special Educational Needs: a parents’ guide by Antonia Chitty
- L6536 Personalisation in Practice: supporting young people with disabilities through the transition to adulthood
- L6537 Identifying Special Needs: a checklist for profiling individual differences
- L6555 Different Dads: father’s stories of parenting disabled children
For more information on our library and to download a full library list please see our library pages.
