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Fifty-Four Things Wrong with Gwendolyn Rogers: A Chapter Book About ADHD, Family, and the Courage to Be Yourself for Kids (Ages 8-12) Fifty-Four Things Wrong with Gwendolyn Rogers: A Chapter Book About ADHD, Family, and the Courage to Be Yourself for Kids by Caela Carter
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“Dedication Fifty-Four Things Wrong with Gwendolyn Rogers 1. Heart Splinters 2. Anger and His Shell 3. The Millionth New Plan 4. Good Morning, Confidence 5. Diagnosis Inconclusive 6. Mom Has a Problem 7. Tyler Has a Problem 8. Tyler Is My Brother 9. A Bad Kid 10. Jigsaw Brains 11. Golden, Glittery Gwendolyn 12. Diagnosis Conclusive 13. Letter Friends 14. A Good Kid in the Making 15. Similar Genetic Makeup 16. Extreme Side Effects 17. SuperGwendolyn 18. Gwendolyn on Pointlessness 19. Diagnosis Re-Inconclusive 20. The No Plan Plan 21. The Worst Possible Thing 22. The First Crack 23. Cross-Outs 24. Hettie’s List 25. Awesome Things Author Letter”
Caela Carter, Fifty-Four Things Wrong with Gwendolyn Rogers: A Chapter Book About ADHD, Family, and the Courage to Be Yourself for Kids
“Rogers 1. Heart Splinters 2. Anger and His Shell 3. The Millionth New Plan 4. Good Morning, Confidence 5. Diagnosis Inconclusive 6. Mom Has a Problem 7. Tyler Has a Problem 8. Tyler Is My Brother 9. A Bad Kid 10. Jigsaw Brains 11. Golden, Glittery Gwendolyn 12. Diagnosis Conclusive 13. Letter Friends 14. A Good Kid in the Making 15. Similar Genetic Makeup 16. Extreme Side Effects 17. SuperGwendolyn 18. Gwendolyn on Pointlessness 19. Diagnosis Re-Inconclusive 20. The No Plan Plan 21. The Worst Possible Thing 22. The First Crack 23. Cross-Outs 24. Hettie’s List 25. Awesome Things Author Letter”
Caela Carter, Fifty-Four Things Wrong with Gwendolyn Rogers: A Chapter Book About ADHD, Family, and the Courage to Be Yourself for Kids
“The way that race and gender intersect with every single thing in society is a twisted web of confusion that some of us are constantly working to untangle.”
Caela Carter, Fifty-Four Things Wrong with Gwendolyn Rogers: A Chapter Book About ADHD, Family, and the Courage to Be Yourself for Kids