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Summer Reading for Teens with learning disabilities and ADHD? Stop the Battle!

Parents of teens with ADHD:  Is selecting summer reading books an arduous process.  The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh contends that all reading counts.

  • Books
  • Magazines
  • Newspapers
  • Blogs
  • Fanfiction

Help your teen by offering suggestions.  Entice, don’t demand.

  • Humor
  • Imagination
  • Explorative themes
  • Biographies of favorite actors, singers, athletes

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EdieLovesMath empowers individuals with ADHD and Autism, their families, and professionals through a 4-step plan that builds confidence and success in reading, math, writing, and organization. As someone with a neurodiverse brain herself, Edie understands the challenges and triumphs of navigating learning differences firsthand. Join us. We’re here to guide your journey.

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