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[close] The NeuroVerse Novel Network is a haven for neurodivergent bookworms eager to seek connection and further validation through the transformative power of reading. Dive into our community where we embrace books celebrating neurodivergent voices, fostering understanding, and nurturing discussion within a safe space.

[close] Penny Williams is the author of the upcoming books, "Boy Without Instructions: Surviving the Learning Curve of Parenting a Child with ADHD" (6/1/14), and What to Expect When You're NOT Expecting ADHD (11/2014). Join this group to ask Penny questions about ADHD, parenting, sensory processing disorder, dysgraphia, written expression disorder, or anything else you can think of.

[close] ADHD Book Club is a podcast that celebrates reading and neurodiversity. We're a group of friends who are always on the lookout for good books, but we know that life can get busy and overwhelming. That's why we've designed our book club to be ADHD-friendly: we read small, manageable chunks of books and then come together on the podcast to discuss them. Our conversations are lively, unscripted, and sometimes chaotic, but always honest and insightful. We share our personal perspectives, ask each other thought-provoking questions, and let our brains wander wherever they may. Whether you're neurodivergent or not, if you love books and want to join a community that celebrates reading in all its forms, then come along and join the ADHD Book Club!

[close] research shows 4% to 5% of U.S. adults have ADHD, but few get diagnosed or treated for it because of stigma and lack of recognition. Here in group we share knowledge, experience, and books that help cope adhd life. Trust yourself. Getting treatment and learning ways to manage ADHD can help. Most of us learn to adapt. And adults with ADHD can develop their personal strengths and find success.