The Mini ADHD Coach: Tools and Support to Make Life Easier―A Visual Guide Paperback – September 26, 2023

A true gem of a book.... This is understanding ADHD.... A customized book for the ADHD brain to read without being overwhelmed... For the rest of us? It's also fun to read.

Such a good book for someone who is either learning about ADHD or wanting to diagnose themself before seeking professional help. This book goes into detail without boring you. I read it all in one sitting. This was better than just looking through the internet because it provides real life scenarios that you’d never connect with ADHD. I share this book with friends all the time. 10/10!

This book is the perfect starter info book for someone who was just diagnosed with ADHD. It breaks down the basics, and shares helpful hints for how to deal with living with ADHD. It has cute art and is written in an easy to follow, fun format.I've followed this author's instagram for a while and I always like to read and share their opinions on living with ADHD. This book is perfect to recommend to someone wanting some easy to digestive info on ADHD in a light read. I could see myself recommending this one.Thank you to Netgally and the publisher.

I purchased this book hoping to find out more about my brain. I finished reading it and immediately bought one for a friend. Read this is you have ADHD, love someone who is neurodiverse, or are a teacher. You will really appreciate the humor, easy formatting, and art.

Loved it, highly recommend!

Makes learning about myself much easier. It has helpful tips and sources. I love the illustrations as well! I follow the creator on instagram and save their posts for future use(whenever I have time in the following or same week).

As a 71-year-old librarian who has suffered from this since forever and always thought I was just that kid who couldn’t sit still until ADHD was finally announced to the world by a psychologists. Reading through the symptoms I knew exactly I was their poster human! This is an absolutely perfect introduction, and I will be handing it off to all my patrons, kids and adults alike, thank you.

This one is a little tricky for me to rate, because it was not a good fit for me... but only because it seems to be aimed at people who have less experience understanding and managing their ADHD. I think I would have found this helpful if I'd stumbled upon it a couple of years ago. So I'm giving it three stars, because I would have been disappointed if I bought it now, but I think it could be really helpful to the right readership.The author was diagnosed with ADHD as an adult, but I think this book would also be useful for kids (and parents of kids) who have been diagnosed at an earlier age. The author talks about emotions associated with diagnosis, ways in which ADHD manifests (which I certainly found relatable!) and, perhaps most usefully, some of her life hacks for organizing things to make management easier. That last part seems like the most valuable part of the book, since I would expect that many people who have known to seek a diagnosis are already aware of their behaviors. That said, for people who are wondering if they have ADHD and/or don't have access to a therapist, etc., or can't afford pursuing a diagnosis, this would be a good starting point for understanding and management.Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for allowing me to read this book as an ARC. I'm leaving this review voluntarily.