These books can be enjoyed by children with dyslexia, their siblings, classmates, and anyone who wants to learn more. Age ranges are guides; choose what feels right for your child. Each child’s experience with dyslexia is different.
Picture Books
Wiggling Words: Loving Language with Dyslexia
A playful, encouraging story about a child whose words seem to wiggle and jump, and finding a creative way through the frustration.
Suggested for ages 3-7.
A Walk in the Words
An imaginative story about a boy who finds reading hard and begins to discover his own path with words.
Suggested for ages 4-8.
Daisy T-Rex Is Dyslexic
Daisy faces reading challenges and learns about encouragement, helpful strategies, and the many things that make her who she is.
Suggested for ages 6-9.
A Kids Book About Dyslexia
A straightforward introduction to dyslexia, self-advocacy, and finding ways to learn that work for your brain.
Suggested for ages 5-9. It is designed to be read together.
Thank You, Mr. Falker
A moving story inspired by the author’s childhood and the teacher who recognized her dyslexia. It includes painful experiences with teasing and reading struggles, so you may want to read it together and talk afterward.
Suggested for ages 5-8.
For Older Children
Hank Zipzer: Niagara Falls, Or Does It?
A funny chapter-book adventure featuring Hank, a creative boy with dyslexia.
Suggested for ages 9-12. It can also be a fun read-aloud.