Adrian and Super-A Bake and Like Differently — Life Skills Learning for Kids with Autism and ADHD

by Linda Jessica Jensen

"The whole concept of educating autistic and ADHD children has been handled in a unique way. The strategies shown are simple and very easy to comprehend. It is a fun book that deals with ordinary, day to day things in a playful way." - “Readers' Favorite” Five Star Picture Book

A fun book about ordinary days ... about how we can feel differently about the same thing ... about asking for permission ... and about waiting. Join the interactive story and Thummie the Thumb’s verses: if it’s right ... give a thumbs up!

Jessica Jensen turns a simple Sunday of baking and washing hands into adorable life lessons with a superhero that every child can identify with. The Adrian and Super-A book series has been tailored for the child with autism (ASD) or ADHD. Adjust the stories to your child’s age and abilities, and these life skills learning books will ensure an engaging read for any wanna-know-why boy or girl. Page by page, your child will soon create order out of the everyday world.

Available at amazon.

Genres: Autistic Spectrum Disorder, Graphic Novels, Adhd

48 pages, Hardcover

First published February 14, 2014

About the author

Linda Jessica Jensen has a degree in behavioral science, and does most of her work in a red hammock on her porch. She comes from an international family of teachers and published authors, and is the mother of a vibrant autistic girl and a smiling younger son.

Her children´s books and workbooks with Adrian and Super-A are available in four languages. She has also written and co-written books for teachers on inclusion.

The author is a firm believer in the potential of kids with autism (ASD) and ADHD.

Be My Rails Publishing and the Super-A Books
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Reviews

[Linda Jensen · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book has made my autistic daughter into a superhero, and her younger brother claims he is Super-A too. I wrote the book to help my daughter develop skills in everyday life. Since meeting Thummie the Thumb, she will always give you a thumbs up, and she loves Little Miss Trigger ... who represents the sensory challenges and impuls triggers in the world of a child with Autism or ADHD. She says the book is not good or bad ... it is Super-Great! So I hope your children will enjoy and learn from the books as much as mine have.
- Jessica Jensen, Author of the Adrian and Super-A Books & Workbooks at Be My Rails Publishing

[Jesper Hedlund · Rating 5 out of 5]

Cool book with nice pictures about a family set out on a mission to bake some cakes.
One of the children is autistic/ADHD and needs help to stay on track. There were some good and simple strategies to help both the autistic kid and the whole family. Recommended!

[Thamar · Rating 4 out of 5]

I won this book in First reads goodreads giveaway. I enjoyed this book since it breaks down each step while making it understandable for both the parent and child. This book makes it interactive for child, so that the child isn't just sitting hating the story but able to follow along and make a connection.

[Lisa Turnage · Rating 5 out of 5]

Really cute book that is great for parents to read to their kids. It is colorful and broken down easily to understand for everyone. I received the book for free through Goodreads First Reads