dyslexia

Examines the nature, symptoms, effects, and diagnosis of dyslexia and the specialized help available for those with this condition.

Provides a first-hand account of the problems encountered by students with dyslexia; discusses the extraordinary creative abilities and talents that can go hand-in-hand with dyslexic syndrome; and outlines the author's program for overcoming the difficulties of dyslexia.

A reference guide for parents of children with dyslexia that provides activity sheets, exercises, strategies, and suggestions designed to help children excel in school despite their learning disability.

Adam, who is dyslexic and has great difficulty with his homework, struggles to find the right school, resist the lure of drugs, and endure the jealousy of his older sister Caroline.

Matt, a child with dyslexia, explains what it means to have the learning disability, and tells how he is working, with help, to overcome the problem.

Seventeen-year-old Matt, painfully dyslexic and insecure, discovers that he can travel between worlds after being transported to Talia, where he joins Luciano and other Stravaganti in trying to prevent the di Chimici family's breakthrough into our world.

Starting out in the seventh grade, Katie Kelso finds herself trying to cope with her dyslexia and form a friendship with a very bright boy at school, while she and her family deal with her mother's cancer diagnosis.

The peaceful life of a boy with dyslexia is interrupted when his great-aunt, who has a morbid fascination with ghosts and death omens, moves in.