
Dyslexia in Adolescence
Peggy L. Anderson, Regine Meier-Hedde
Published 2017
298 pages
Books about dyslexia follow people who learn and read differently. Stories of children struggling at school and discovering their strengths sit beside memoirs by successful adults and guides for parents and teachers. They are encouraging books, and many are designed to be easy on the eye. The newest come first.

Peggy L. Anderson, Regine Meier-Hedde
Published 2017
298 pages

Nicole C. Kear
Published 2017
160 pages

Maria Vender
Published 2017
356 pages

K. Patterson, J. C. Marshall, M. Coltheart
Published 2017

Michael Bérubé
Published 2016
240 pages

Virginia Wise Berninger, Wolf, Beverly, Ph.D.
Published 2016
302 pages

Holly Swinton, Nicola Martin
Published 2016
352 pages

Ann O. Squire
Published 2016
48 pages

Joan Stambaugh
Published 2016
254 pages

Leo Trinidad, Marne Ventura
Published 2016
96 pages

Judit Kormos
2016 · 2017 edition
167 pages

Marilyn Frazier
Published 2016
302 pages

Barbara Pavey
Published 2016
146 pages

C. C. Hunter
Published 2016
416 pages

Sandra Hargreaves, Jamie Crabb
Published 2016
248 pages

Hull City Council
Published 2016
138 pages

M. D. Vernon
Published 2016
238 pages

Ann O. Squire
Published 2016
48 pages

Andrew P. Johnson
Published 2015
256 pages

Tom Nicholson, Sue Dymock, Susan Dymock
Published 2015
276 pages

Kyla Steinkraus
Published 2015
64 pages

J. F. Miller
2015 · 2019 edition
294 pages

Marie M. Clay
Published 2015
32 pages

Sean MacBlain, Jill Dunn, Louise Long, Jill Dunn (Lecturer in education)
Published 2015
232 pages