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Choose an ADHD story or journal around the conversation you want to have: understanding a different brain, friendship, big feelings or preparing for high school. Explore books by Lisa Birkett with digital and Amazon editions where listed.
A story can give a child a character to talk about; a journal offers space to write or draw about their own experiences. PheNature’s collection includes both. Some books discuss ADHD directly, while Phoenix the Cat’s feelings stories are written for a wider audience. The comparison below makes that distinction clear.
Start with the situation you want to talk about, then choose a format on the book’s own page.
| What you are looking for | Book and reader | Available formats |
|---|---|---|
| A story that discusses ADHD, friendship and feeling different | Finn the Phoenix: Learning to RiseChildren and families | PDF · £5.00 · Amazon edition |
| A guided journal for feelings, senses, strengths and support needs | PheRISE: My Amazing Different Brain Child JournalAges 7–12 | PDF · £5.00 · Paperback |
| A shared story about overwhelming feelings for a younger reader | Phoenix the Cat and the Big Feeling StormAges 4–7 | PDF · £5.00 |
| Preparing for high school with ADHD, autism or sensory differences | PheRISE: Starting High School With a Different BrainAges 10–13 | PDF · £5.00 · Paperback |
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Children and families
A warm story about ADHD, friendship and discovering the strengths in a different brain.
Try together: Ask which part of Finn’s day your child would like to tell you about.
PDF · £5.00 · Amazon edition
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Ages 7–12
A strengths-based journal for exploring feelings, senses, needs and a wonderfully different mind.
Try together: Let your child choose whether to write, draw or talk about one prompt.
PDF · £5.00 · Paperback
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Ages 4–7
A reassuring story about recognising and calming emotions that feel overwhelming.
Try together: Ask what Phoenix might need when the feeling storm arrives.
PDF · £5.00
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Ages 10–13
A practical transition workbook for young people with ADHD, autism or sensory differences.
Try together: Choose one unfamiliar school routine and note a question to ask the school.
PDF · £5.00 · Paperback
View book and buying optionsA child can listen, point, draw, talk or simply enjoy the story. There is no need to finish it in one sitting or answer every question.
Finn the Phoenix: Learning to Rise explores ADHD, attention, friendship and strengths. My Amazing Different Brain Child Journal explores feelings and sensory experiences. The Phoenix the Cat stories focus on everyday situations and feelings rather than explaining a diagnosis.
No. Choose according to their interests, reading preferences and the topic you want to explore. The journals and stories are educational resources and do not assess whether a child has ADHD.
The table shows the formats linked for each title. Payhip supplies the listed digital file. Where an Amazon link is available, open it to check the edition, current price and delivery options before ordering.
No. My Amazing Different Brain Child Journal is listed for ages 7–12. The separate teen journal page explains what is being developed for older readers; it should not be treated as an available child-journal edition.
These are stories and educational resources for shared reading. They do not diagnose a condition or replace individual support from a school or healthcare professional.