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Long stories about Neurodiversity featuring girls for children aged 11 to 12 years old

Long stories about neurodiversity provide a captivating and educational approach for children aged 11 to 12. Specifically designed to highlight girls, these tales address themes such as ADHD, giftedness, dyslexia, and autism. Each story encourages reflection while entertaining, allowing young readers to better understand cognitive diversity. Access these literary treasures for free online or download them as PDFs for reading at your own pace. A rewarding way to learn while having fun!

Stories about Neurodiversity (ADHD, HPI, DYS, autism...): girls (3)

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A 12-year-old girl, Eva, with long brown hair and round glasses, is sitting on wooden steps, her face lit up by a shy but radiant smile. She holds an open sketchbook filled with colorful drawings and gazes at the sky with eyes shining with excitement and apprehension. Next to her, her 10-year-old brother Ben, with messy blonde hair and a striped t-shirt, is making silly faces to make her laugh, his eyes sparkling with mischief. In the background, Maya, an 11-year-old girl with curly hair and caramel skin, watches with an encouraging smile, holding a pen and paper, ready to help. The setting is a lively schoolyard surrounded by tall trees with vibrant green leaves, with colorful decorations for the festival fluttering in the wind. The main scene shows Eva, a bit nervous but determined, taking a deep breath before sharing her creative ideas with her friends for the festival project.

Eva and the festival for the highly sensitive girl

Reading 8 min. 11-12 years old

Eva, a twelve-year-old girl with sensory processing disorder, navigates the challenges of organizing her school’s festival while learning to embrace her powerful emotions and creativity with the help of her friends. Through teamwork and self-discovery, she finds her voice and learns that her feelings can be a source of strength.

A 12-year-old girl, Sophie, stands at the center of the scene, with curly, tousled hair, wearing a bright yellow t-shirt and denim shorts. Her face expresses joyful determination, her eyes shining with curiosity and excitement. Next to her, Mia, a 12-year-old girl with red braids, smiles widely, holding a map in her hands, ready to help her. In the background, Ethan, a 12-year-old boy with glasses and brown hair, watches the group with an enthusiastic look, holding building blocks.

The setting is a vibrant playground filled with colors: red swings, a blue slide, and a large tree with bright green foliage, under which there is a wooden bench. Children play and laugh around them, creating a joyful and lively atmosphere.

The main situation shows Sophie and her friends building a tower with blocks, focused and collaborating together. Sophie, though slightly hesitant, uses her hands to stabilize the base of the tower, while Mia and Ethan enthusiastically add blocks, illustrating teamwork and creativity.

Sophie and the Dyspraxia Adventure

Reading 13 min. 11-12 years old

Sophie, a determined girl with dyspraxia, faces various challenges during her school’s Great Playground Challenge, where she learns that her unique way of navigating obstacles can lead to unexpected friendships and valuable lessons. Through teamwork and perseverance, she discovers the strength in both her differences and the bonds she creates with others.

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